Terrebonne Judicial District is named for the French word meaning “good earth”.
Palais de justice (Courthouses):
E – Laval District and Montreal District
S – Beauharnois District and Ontario
District: Terrebonne Judicial District
District Seat:
Saint Jerome
Old Palais de justice – Saint Jerome
Location: 280 Rue Labelle / Rue Saint Joseph
Built: 1874
Style: Italianate
Architect: Godroi Laviolette
Contractor: Alfred Antoine Laviolette
Description: The building faces east and is a two story red coloured brick and wood structure. The building now serves as the City Hall.
Palais de justice – Saint Jerome
Location: 25 Rue de Martigny / Rue Laviolette
Built: 1998 -2000
Style: Modern
Architect: Groupe A Architects
Contractor: Unknown
Description: The building faces north and is a three story concrete and glass structure. The building is located on landscaped grounds. On the west side is a seven story section.
Old Palais de justice – Saint Jerome
Location: 101 Place du Cure Labelle / Rue Labelle
Built: 1922 – 1924
Style: Beaux Arts
Architect: Georges Saint-Michel
Contractor: Charles Larin of Montreal
Description: The building faces south and is a three story grey coloured stone structure. The south front of the rectangular building has a projecting porch with four columns rising to a header at the top of the second story. The roof line is flat.
Other Palais de justice
Lachute / Sainte Agathe des Monts
Old Palais de justice – Saint Jerome
Palais de justice – Saint Jerome
Old Palais de justice – Saint Jerome
Photos taken 2016
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