This historic photograph shows part of the Law Courts building overlooking Cathedral Square in Victoria, constructed from solid limestone and spanning two storeys. The façade features shuttered rectangular windows on the upper level and arched, iron‑grilled windows at street level, giving the building a formal and institutional appearance. A central doorway with a small balcony above it is visible to the left, while benches placed along the wall suggest the square’s use as a waiting and meeting area. The street sign reading “Pjazza Kattedrale” firmly situates the scene within Cathedral Square, the civic heart of Victoria.