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Ryde's first Court House: doorways on western and southern facades
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Creator/PhotographerAngela Phippen
Date Taken2010DescriptionThis Court House was built in 1863 for G.M. Pope and rented to the Justice Department. Ryde's first Post Office was attached to the northern side. The Registry Office was on the south side. St Anne's Church acquired the building and it served as the Church office for many years.
Date Taken2010DescriptionThis Court House was built in 1863 for G.M. Pope and rented to the Justice Department. Ryde's first Post Office was attached to the northern side. The Registry Office was on the south side. St Anne's Church acquired the building and it served as the Church office for many years. LOCATION
SuburbRyde
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NotesThis building is listed as item no. 48 in the Ryde Heritage Study Inventory.
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Usage statementPlease acknowledge the photographer (where known) and that the image is courtesy of City of Ryde Libraries
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Reference No.2205
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Ryde's first Court House: doorways on western and southern facades. Ryde History Hub, accessed 22/07/2026, https://historyhub.ryde.nsw.gov.au/nodes/view/2205