File:Bathurst-Courthouse-Pano-1.jpg
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Panoramic view of the Bathurst Courthouse on Russell Street. The building was completed in 1880 in the neo-classical style with an octagonal Renaissance dome. The wings, built as the postal and telegraph offices, were opened in 1877. The entire structure is 81 metres long and 45 metres wide. The west wing is now occupied by the Central Western Music Centre. The east wing is now the Historical Society Museum.
Bathurst, NSW, Australia, 22 September, 2006.
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