County Court House - 1830 - Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada - Dated Architectural Structures Multifarious on Waymarking.com

The County Court House was to house the Court of Quarter Sessions and the Supreme Court of Saint John County. It was designed in the neo-Classical by Scottish-born architect John Cunningham.

The three story symmetrical building has a hip roof and is built of stone blocks. It is seven bays wide with a central entrance topped with with a fan window. There are three, three by four pane double-hung windows set within arched on both sides of the entrance. The second floor has seven three by four pane double-hung windows. The middle three windows are separated by four piasters. They have decorative headers and decorative balusters below. The top floor has a pair of windows on both side of a protruding central section. Above the central section is a pediment.

The court house is now vacant but there are plans to convert it into a theatre. (visit link)

Year built or dedicated as indicated on the structure or plaque: 1830 Full Inscription (unless noted above): COUNTY COURT HOUSE -1830- Website (if available): [Web Link]

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