The Wyoming County Courthouse was constructed in 1916 in the Neo-Classical Revival style that was popular at the time.   It is a temple-form structure constructed of native-cut rock-faced ashlar.  Smooth native-cut stone was used to accent the windows and doors.  The courthouse has symmetrical wings on each side of the main portion of the building.   A special feature of the courthouse is the Imperial Roman style portico with triangular pediment that is supported by four modified Roman Doric columns.   
Courtesy of the West Virginia State Historic Preservation Office.

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