On the Geauga County history page, find information about the courthouses. Specifically, identify the cost of the first King Courthouse, describe the architectural features of the 1824 courthouse, state the year it was destroyed by fire, and provide the final construction cost and primary contractor(s) for the current courthouse built after the fire.
Navigate to the 'History' page on co.geauga.oh.us. Scroll to locate the 'King Courthouse Built' entry and extract its cost. Scroll to locate the 'New Courthouse Built' (1824) entry and identify its architectural features. Scroll to locate the 'Great Chardon Fire' entry and note the year the courthouse was destroyed. Scroll to locate the 'Rebuilding of Chardon Square' entry and extract the final construction cost and the primary contractor(s). Synthesize all collected information to answer the question.
State that the King Courthouse cost $600.00. Describe the 1824 courthouse as having eight graceful colonial columns, an overhanging roof with balustrade, and a cupola added in 1845. State that the courthouse was destroyed by fire in 1868. State the final construction cost of the current courthouse as $88,862.35. Identify the primary contractors for the current courthouse as Leander Jason Randall and Carpenter and Mathews of Meadville, Pennsylvania.