Windsor Court House

The Windsor Court House stands at the intersection of Court and Pitt Streets, featuring Colonial Georgian architecture with Palladian design elements throughout the structure.

Built between 1821 and 1822 by William Cox following Francis Greenway's design, this courthouse emerged during Governor Macquarie's administration to replace the original timber structure.

The courthouse holds numerous heritage items, including period furniture, traditional fittings, and a portrait of Governor Macquarie from the colonial administration period.

The building maintains its function as a courthouse while preserving its architectural elements through regular maintenance and restoration programs following heritage guidelines.

This structure from 1821 remains the oldest operating courthouse in New South Wales, demonstrating the evolution of Australian judicial architecture over two centuries.

Location: New South Wales

GPS coordinates: -33.60550,150.82610

Latest update: March 14, 2025 05:09