The Court Houses of a Century A Brief Historical Sketch of the Court Houses of London Distict, the County of Middlesex, and County of Elgin

"The Court Houses of a Century" by Kenneth W. McKay is a historical exploration into the development of justice buildings in the London District, Middlesex County, and Elgin County throughout the 1800s. Starting with the humble Munro House, the narrative follows the construction and use of various court houses across different locations like Turkey Point, Vittoria, and London. McKay shows how each building became the center point of civic life and legal proceedings, serving the community as it evolved. The book illustrates the architectural features of these structures and the context of pivotal events surrounding their use and operation. The narrative serves as evidence of a growing need for justice, solidifying that those buildings were essential to the administration during a time when the region grew more complex.