Battleford Court House

The Battleford Court House stands as a red brick and Tyndall Stone structure with classical architectural elements, including arched pilasters and dormer windows.

Built between 1907 and 1909, the courthouse marked the end of the territorial court system and established Battleford as a judicial center for Saskatchewan.

The structure represents the evolution of Saskatchewan's legal system, featuring original oak trim and metal finishes that reflect early twentieth-century craftsmanship.

The courthouse maintains active operations for the Court of Queen's Bench, offering regular judicial services and containing a law library within its premises.

The building holds the distinction of being Saskatchewan's oldest continuously operating courthouse, with an original basement that once served as a jail facility.

Location: Battleford

Address: 291 23rd Street, Battleford, Saskatchewan

GPS coordinates: 52.73685,-108.31142

Latest update: March 3, 2025 22:19