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Heritage & Museums:
Courthouse

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Elgin County Courthouse

4 Wellington Street  •  St. Thomas, Ontario  •  N5R 2P2
The Elgin County Courthouse was originally designed by architect John Turner and built in 1854. After a fire in 1898, the original building was repaired and enlarged by architect N .R. Darrach, resulting in the present Palladian style, expressed by its symmetry, rectangular and round-arched openings, and by the use of classic detailing, the whole culminating in a look of serene dignity.

The Courthouse has recently finished extensive renovations. Feel free to take a walk around the grounds and within the courthouse and enjoy the interpretive panels about the origins of the courthouse.

Click for Virtual Exhibit Courtesy of the Elgin County Archives.​

Courthouse Parking Map
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📞 PHONE: 519.631.4810
🌐 WEB: attorneygeneral.jus.gov.on.ca

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