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The Supreme Court was erected on a strip of land between the gaol and military barracks, Myers Street Geelong in c1860 to a design by JJ Clark at a cost of ₤8663. It was a two-storey Barrabool freestone building fronting Myers Street. Alterations were undertaken in 1877 to the design of J Clark. The Barrabool freestone has severely deteriorated and the building was in a poor state. A house was constructed at the rear of the Supreme Court for the commissioner or clerk of courts. All court business was transferred to the Myers Street Supreme Court by 1924. During the late 1930s the Gheringhap Street court complex had been substantially altered and the Supreme Court was demolished in 1940. |
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Latitude: -38.152946 Longitude: 144.364547 |
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