Old Courthouse,st. Catharines

The Old Courthouse in St. Catharines, Ontario, originally built in 1848 as a Town Hall designed by Kivas Tulley, showcases the city's historical architecture. After serving as the County Building once the county seat relocated to Niagara in 1862 and undergoing an addition in 1865, this emblematic structure highlights the rich heritage of the area.

Though the new courthouse was established at the intersection of James and Church Streets in 1983, the Old Courthouse remains a significant landmark situated at the corner of King and James Streets. It is featured in 'St. Catharines The Garden City,' a souvenir book from 1904, emphasizing its importance in the community's history.

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