The Hawkins County Courthouse is located in Rogersville, Tennessee. Built in 1905, this historic building showcases a blend of Romanesque and Beaux-Arts architectural styles. It serves as the center of local government and houses various courtrooms and offices for the county's judicial system. The courthouse is an important landmark in the community, reflecting the history and development of Hawkins County. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, highlighting its significance and preservation. The building continues to function as a vital part of the county's legal and administrative framework.