Darlinghurst Courthouse

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Darlinghurst Courthouse is a historic 19th-century judicial building in Sydney, Australia, known for its colonial architecture and long-standing role in the New South Wales legal system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf courthouse
heritage building
judicial building
adjacentTo Darlinghurst Gaol
architecturalStyle Colonial
Victorian Classical
category 19th-century architecture in Australia
Courthouses in Sydney
New South Wales State Heritage Register sites
city Sydney
constructionPeriod 19th century
continent Australia
country Australia
function civil court
court of law
criminal court
governingBody Government of New South Wales
hasFeature central courtroom
classical portico
colonnaded façade
symmetrical design
heritageRegister New South Wales State Heritage Register
heritageStatus heritage-listed building
heritageValue architectural significance
historical significance
social significance
locatedIn Australia
Darlinghurst, Sydney
linked to: Darlinghurst

New South Wales
Sydney
material sandstone
near Oxford Street, Darlinghurst
Taylor Square
notableFor colonial architecture
historic role in New South Wales legal system
openingDate 1840s
owner State of New South Wales
linked to: New South Wales
partOf New South Wales court system
region Inner Eastern Sydney
state New South Wales
usedBy District Court of New South Wales
New South Wales judicial system
Supreme Court of New South Wales
usedFor appeal hearings
civil proceedings
major criminal trials

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Mortimer Lewis notableWork Darlinghurst Courthouse