The New Castle Court House is a historic building located in New Castle, Delaware. Constructed in 1732, it served as a center for legal proceedings and government activities in the region. The court house is notable for its Georgian architectural style and has been preserved as a significant landmark. Today, the New Castle Court House is part of the New Castle Historic District and is open to the public for tours. It offers insights into the early legal system and colonial life in Delaware. The building is also recognized for its role in the history of the Delaware colony.