Baltimore City Circuit Courthouses
- Architect
- Wyatt & Nolting
- Year
- 1900
- Style
- Greek Revival
- City
- Baltimore, MD
The Baltimore City Circuit Courthouses were built in 1900 to designs by the architecture firm Wyatt & Nolting, giving the city's judicial system a Greek Revival home downtown. The building tells a civic story, housing the circuit courts at the turn of the twentieth century.
the building
Courthouse facade. The Greek Revival facade is visible from the street, presenting the courthouse's civic front to downtown Baltimore.
the style
The courthouses were built in the Greek Revival style, a fitting choice for a civic building meant to project judicial authority.
More on Greek Revivalthe architect
Wyatt & Nolting was the architecture firm responsible for the design, completed in 1900.
nearby
- United States Post Office and Courthouse
- One Calvert Plaza
- Bank of America Building
- Baltimore City Hall
- St. Paul's Episcopal Church
- One Charles Center