Original Watercolour - Mackenzie Hall - Windsor Collection

Mackenzie Hall in the Olde Sandwich Town area of Windsor.
A description from the City of Windsor Parks, Recreation, Culture and Facilities department is copied below:
Mackenzie Hall was built in 1855-1856 by Alexander Mackenzie, who became the second Prime Minister of Canada in 1873. Mackenzie Hall served as the County Court House until 1963 when it became the county headquarters.
Located in one of the most historic areas of Windsor, Mackenzie Hall is a living link between our colourful legal past and our artistic present. Originally a courthouse and jail, Mackenzie Hall is a cultural centre for the City of Windsor, with performing arts space, theatre, art galleries, meeting facilities and a ballroom for private rentals and special events. Constructed of limestone in the classic revival style, Mackenzie Hall is administered by the Parks, Recreation, Culture and Facilities Departments for the City of Windsor.
 
This original mixed media (watercolour and ink) painting was created in a 16 x 20 format, and is matted to fit a 24.5 x 28 frame.