Royal Courts of Justice

30 September 2008
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Designed by Royal Academician George Edmund Street in 1868, the Royal Courts of Justice are the last major Victorian Gothic Revival buildings in London. Now home to the High Court and Court of Appeal, we explore these imposing buildings which use an amazing 35 million bricks, include over 1000 rooms and, in the main building alone, have almost four miles of corridor.

3–5pm; meet at entrance, Strand, WC2
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