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Royal Courts of Justice

London · United Kingdom

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Royal Courts of Justice, United Kingdom
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The Royal Courts of Justice on the Strand house the senior civil courts of England and Wales in a vast Victorian Gothic Revival building designed by George Edmund Street and opened in 1882. Its facade bristles with turrets, spires and carved stone, while a soaring vaulted great hall lined with a mosaic floor greets visitors inside. Hundreds of courtrooms handle appeals and major civil cases, many open to the public. The design so exhausted its architect that he died before completion.

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