Former County Court in Queen Street
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Image: © John M Taken: 2 Apr 2009
The court was originally built in 1813 as Assembly Rooms and was later home to a subscription library in the 1840s. The Coat of Arms adorns the first floor frontage on Queen Street. It is currently a themed Australian pub.