Black plaque № 50032

Kamloops, BC, Canada

Kamloops Court House. One of Kamloops' most notable and well known heritage buildings is this grand brick and stone three-storey building located on the edge of the City's West End. This was the third courthouse for Kamloops. The first was a small whitewashed log cabin built in 1873 on Victoria Stre

et West. That cabin also served as jail, government agent's office, and assembly hall. After 1883, Kamloops became a judicial seat for the County of Yale, and a new courthouse was needed. A wood frame

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