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Esplanade Police Court, Bombay (1889)

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This archival artwork depicts the Esplanade Police Court of Bombay as it stood in 1889, a landmark of colonial judicial administration. Designed in the Gothic style, the building reflects the authority and order of nineteenth-century policing and governance. The piece blends architectural elegance with historical documentation.

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ESPLANADE POLICE COURT
BOMBAY , 1889
The only police court used to be in Fort, just off Bora Bazar Street. The court also lent its name to the
street, which came to be known as Police Court Lane. As this court, which was occupied for many
years by the courts of the Senior and third magistrates, became old and unsuitable; a new Gothic-style
sandstone building was constructed in 1888. This stands on what is today’s Mahapalika Marg and called
the Esplanade Police Court. The court is situated right next to other heritage buildings like the BMC
Headquarters and St Xavier’s College.
. Code No: 117
ESPLANADE POLICE COURT , BOMBAY

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