Northern Missouri
New London's courthouse is the Ralls County anchor
Ralls County errands point to New London because the courthouse, office directory, and a Greek Revival courthouse story all sit there.
On Main Street in New London, the Ralls County Courthouse is where the county map turns into errands. The county directory lists the courthouse at 311 S. Main Street, with assessor, circuit clerk, collector, county clerk, recorder, sheriff, treasurer, and other county contacts tied back to that same hub.
Daily life in this part of northeast Missouri can look bigger than the county map. Hannibal is nearby and pulls shopping, jobs, and services toward the Marion County line. But Ralls County land records, county tax questions, county court routing, and courthouse errands still point to New London first.
The courthouse gives New London more than an office address. Ralls County’s history page describes it as a Greek Revival building and says it was already 100 years old in 1958. The age is interesting, but the shape of the place is the bigger clue: offices, records, courthouse square, and local memory all stack in the same small town.
Before making a trip, use the Ralls County office directory for the current phone number, room, and hours. New London explains the county-seat story. The directory tells you which counter you actually need today.
Where to see it
- Ralls County Courthouse
Use the county directory for current courthouse office contacts and hours.
References
More from Ralls County: browse every local note for the county.
Last checked against the sources above: July 1, 2026.