Oxford Combined Court Centre

The Oxford Combined Court Centre, located in St Aldate's, Oxford, England, is a historic judicial building that serves as both a Crown Court for criminal cases and a County Court for civil matters. Originally commissioned in the early 1930s by Sir William Morris as a showroom for his motor vehicle company, the building features a striking neoclassical design by architect Henry Smith. After its conversion into a courthouse in 1985, it has hosted notable trials, including high-profile murder cases. Visitors can appreciate its architectural significance and the role it plays in the legal history of the region.