Falmouth Courthouse
Site details
- Status
- Declared
- Date
- 1 October 1992
- Category
- Court Houses
- Parish
- Trelawny
About this site
The courthouse was erected in 1815. The building is a Georgian design. These buildings are usually well proportioned, with seemingly vertical and horizontal grids crossing the building. Other unique features of this type of architecture include fanlights, shingled walls, and jalousies. The courthouse, although razed by fire in 1926, was rebuilt. It numbered among the first official buildings in the town.
Related heritage sites
- Carlton House, Trelawny
- Falmouth Historic District, Trelawny
- Falmouth Post Office, Trelawny
- Fort Dundas, Rio Bueno, Trelawny
