James Barnet - Gallery

Gallery

  • Court house at Deniliquin, New South Wales, occupied in 1892

  • Australian Museum in Sydney, opened 1857

  • Tumut Court House was completed in 1878 and the Stables in 1879

  • Gunning Court House completed in 1879

  • Cowra Court House completed in 1879

  • Tacking Point Lighthouse, built in 1879

  • Forbes - a Classical Revival courthouse completed in 1880

  • Yass Court House was opened in 1880

  • Bathurst Court House was completed in 1880

  • Goulburn Post Office designed 1880/81

  • Goulburn Gaol - main buildings designed 1884

  • Boorowa Court House completed 1884

  • Former Goulburn police station on Sloane Street, opened 1885

  • Young Court House completed in 1886

  • Goulburn Court House; Italianate style; opened 1887

  • The second Kiandra Court House completed in 1890

  • Macquarie Lighthouse, opened in 1883

  • Customs House, Sydney

  • Department of Lands, Sydney

  • General Post Office, Sydney

  • Mortuary Station, Sydney

  • Darlinghurst Court House, Sydney

  • The Beehive Casemate (designed by James Barnet) was carved into the cliff face at Obelisk Bay in Sydney Harbour around 1871

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