Our townCarthage’s courthouse connects the town’s center to its stoneworking history. The 1895 Romanesque Revival building uses native stone and has a place on the National Register of Historic Places.
Source notes ↗ · Verified 10/16/2026Old photos sit in drawers, albums and attics all over Carthage. Share yours, tell us what you remember, and help keep the town’s story for the next generation.
Every photo has a story. Share a Carthage moment and let the community choose its favorite. No purchase necessary. Entries and voting close October 31 at 11:59:00 PM CDT
A Friday evening home game is listed on the current varsity schedule. Check the schedule before heading out.
Fri 7:00 PM · Central timeMaxPreps ↗ · Verified 10/16/2026The 2026 date and time have not yet been verified. Check the visitor calendar for an announcement.
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Our townCarthage’s courthouse connects the town’s center to its stoneworking history. The 1895 Romanesque Revival building uses native stone and has a place on the National Register of Historic Places.
Source notes ↗ · Verified 10/16/2026Carthage was platted in 1842 to serve as Jasper County’s seat. After wartime destruction, rebuilding began in 1866. Mining, the railroad, and local industry helped shape the town that followed.
Source notes ↗ · Verified 10/16/2026Original goods inspired by the place we call home. Made to order, made to mean something.
Independently designed for Carthage by the Hometown Pride shop. Store opening soon — explore designs and build your bag.