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Local Heritage Register Local Heritage Register Amendments 01.2021 & 02.2021 24 February 2021 Fraser Coast Regional Council Local Heritage Register Adoption The Local Government for the Fraser Coast Regional Council adopted Place ID No. 1-67, 69-75, 77-94 and 96-99 at its Ordinary Meeting held on Wednesday, 6 April 2011. Place ID No. 76, 95, 100-133, 135-138, 140-141 and 144- 148 were adopted at the Planning and Development Committee Meeting held on Wednesday, 13 July 2011. Place ID No. 143 was adopted by Council at its Ordinary Meeting held on Wednesday, 17 August 2011. Place ID No. 23 and 110 were removed by Council at its Special Meeting held on Wednesday, 19 December 2012. Place ID 149 was adopted by Council at its Ordinary Meeting held on Wednesday, 18 December 2013. Place ID 24, 102,128 were updated on 14 July 2014. Place ID 150, 151 and 152 were adopted at the Ordinary meeting held 30 July 2014. Place ID 153 and 154 were adopted by Council at its ordinary meeting on 25 March 2015. Place ID 155 was adopted at the Ordinary meeting held 4 May 2016. Place ID 156 was adopted at the Ordinary meeting held 4 May 2016. Place ID 157 was adopted at the Ordinary meeting held 6 July 2016. Removal of Lot 2 RP880020 from Place ID 147 in accordance with Council’s resolution made at the Ordinary meeting held 8 February 2017. Place IDs 159, 160, 161 were adopted at the Ordinary meeting held 26 April 2018. Place IDs 162 and 163 were adopted by Council at the Ordinary meeting held 24 February 2021 and a minor administrative amendment to Place ID 43 on 24 February 2021. Commencement This Local Heritage Register took effect from the above adoption dates. Amendment The Local Heritage Register has been updated to reflect amendment 01.2021 adopted by Council on 24 February 2021 and minor amendment 02.2021. For further details of the amendments refer to Schedule 1 endnote. AMENDMENT DESCRIPTION ADOPTION DATE COMMENCEMENT NO. DATE 01.2021 Entry of Place IDs 162 and 163 in accordance with Council’s resolution made at the Ordinary meeting on 24 February 2021. 24/2/2021 24/2/2021 02.2021 Minor administrative amendment to Place ID 43 to change address details from 326-328 Kent Street to 340 Kent Street, Maryborough. 6/4/2011 24/2/2021 This is to certify that this is a true and correct copy of the Fraser Coast Regional Council Local Heritage Register. Signed: Dated: 14 April 2021 Ken Diehm Chief Executive Officer Docs #3131535V5 24 February 2021 Fraser Coast Regional Council Local Heritage Register Note: Those items flagged with as asterisk are currently listed on the Queensland Heritage Register. Place Place Name Address Details Title Details / (GPS) Criteria ID *1 Howard War Memorial Cnr William and Steley Streets Howard Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600545 A, B, D, E, G 2 Popp’s Pond Group of Fig Trees Charlton Esplanade Pialba (483836/7204054), (483844/7204082), (483841/7204103), (483828/7204131), (483704/7204169), E, H (483685/7204129), (483716/7204109), (483704/7204088), (483760/7204080), (483783/7204077), (483802/7204071) *3 Woody Island Lighthouses & Woody Island Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 602169 A,B,C,D,E,G,H Ancillary Building Site *4 Urangan Point State School, Block D Miller Street Urangan Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 601375 A, D 5 Brooklyn House 23 William Street Howard 14RP123609 A, D, E, H 6 Pialba Railway Station Freedom Park, 9-25 Main Street Pialba 3SP134989 A, B, D *7 Sandy Cape Lightstation North end of island Fraser Island Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 601712 A, B, D, E, G, H 8 Dundowran Recreational Hall 407 Lower Mountain Road Dundowran 1RP48152 A, C, G 9 Federal Theatre 74 William Street Howard 1RP844774 A, B, D 10 Howard Court House, Police 98 William Street Howard 105SP161215 A, B, D Residence and Lockup 11 St Matthew’s Church of England 11 William Street Howard 7RP13701 A, D, G Church and Hall 12 Howard Cemetery and Rankin Graves Tremlin Drive (Cemetery Road) Howard 69C8126 C, D, G 13 Historic Landfill Site #176 Road Howard 34CK860 C 14 Nikenbah School and Shelter Shed Aalborg Road Nikenbah (480122/7199901), (480155/7199846), (480227 7199936), (480178/7199972) A, D, G 15 Nikenbah Goods Shed 42 Chapel Road Nikenbah 6SP117497 A, D 16 Nikenbah Rifle Range Old Rifle Range Road Nikenbah 265MCH5244 B, D 17 Aalborg Danish Cemetery Aalborg Road Nikenbah 2RP35327 A, C, D, G 18 Pialba Memorial Hall 1-5 Main Street Pialba 1RP126687 A, D, G 19 Milestone Corner Beach Road & Charlton Esplanade Pialba (483210/7204460) B 20 Pialba War Memorial Freedom Park, Main Street Pialba 3SP134989 D, G 21 Takura School Takura School Road Takura 179MCH4133 A, D, G 22 Urangan Pier Off Charlton Esplanade Urangan (490377.74/7203842.67), (490281/7203720), (490286/7203720), A, C, D, G (490382.14/7203839.35), (49054/7204457), (490761/7204453) 24 South Sea Islander Graves Doolong South Road Wondunna 4RP35335 A, C, G 25 Dundathu Cemetery Prawle Road Dundathu 97C875 A, C 26 Martha White’s bush graves Prawle Road Dundathu 14M2013 A, C 27 Fred Monsour building 203-205 Adelaide Street Maryborough 2RP109068 E, H 28 J M Monsour Building 197 Adelaide Street Maryborough 1RP41884 E, H 29 Former Commonwealth Bank 232-244 Adelaide Street Maryborough 7M2092 A, E, H 30 Stuparts (extension) Bazaar Street (373-383 Kent Street) Maryborough 7RP3733, 6RP3735 E, H *31 St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church 271-275 Adelaide Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600692 A, D, E, G, H 32 Maryborough Post Office 227 Bazaar Street Maryborough 9RP147687 A, D, E *33 Post Office Hotel Wharf Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600691 A, D, E, G *34 Royal Bank (former) 297 Kent Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600699 A, D, E *35 Gatakers Warehouse, including 106-108 Wharf Street & 311 Kent Street, Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600718 A, D, E, H Brown’s Store *36 Woodstock House 327 Kent Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600694 A, D, E, H *37 Former Office of Sport and 331 Kent Street Maryborough 1RP3755 A, D, E Recreation 38 Stuparts Emporium 373-383 Kent Street Maryborough 1CP896604 E, H *39 School of Arts 427-429 Kent Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600701 A, D, E, G, H *40 Engineers’ Arms Hotel (former) 115 March Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600695 A, E, G 41 Former two storey chemist shop 264 Kent Street Maryborough 1RP180496 B, E *42 Hotel Francis (former) 310 Kent Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600696 A, E, G *43 Royal Hotel 340 Kent Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600700 A, D, E, G, H *44 Maryborough City Hall Kent Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600698 A, D, E, G, H *45 St Pauls Anglican Church and Hall 178-202 Adelaide Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600705 A, B, D, H Place Place Name Address Details Title Details / (GPS) Criteria ID *46 Maryborough Railway Station Lennox Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600702 A, B, D, E Complex and Air Raid Shelter *47 Queens Park Sussex Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600708 A, D, E, G, H *48 Maryborough Court House 170 Richmond Street Maryborough 2SP218759 A, D, E, H *49 Maryborough Government Office 123 Wharf Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600713 A, D, E, H Building *50 Customs House and Residence Corner Richmond & Wharf Streets Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600709 A, D, E, F, H *51 Government Bond Store (former) Wharf Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600716 A, B, C, D, E, H *52 Maryborough Heritage Centre 164 Richmond Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600711 A, D, E, F, G *53 Former Custom House Hotel 116 Wharf Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600715 A, D, E, G *54 Criterion Hotel 98 Wharf Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600719 A, E, G *55 Maryborough Waterside Workers’ 96 Wharf Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600717 A, D, E, H Hall *56 Ilfracombe 335 Lennox Street Maryborough 2RP53722 A, D, E, H *57 Oonooraba 50 Pallas Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600707 A, B, C, D, E, H *58 Eskdale 53 Pallas Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600706 A, D, E, H *59 Baddow House 366 Queen Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600690 A, C, E, G, H *60 Maryborough Base Hospital Walker Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 601907 A, B, C, D, E, G, H *61 Original Maryborough Town Site Russell Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 602393 A, B, C, E *62 Second World War RAAF Buildings, Saltwater Creek Road Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 602556 A, B, D Maryborough Airport *63 Shop 134 Wharf Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600720 A, D, E 64 The Gas Company 53 Bowen Street Maryborough (470479/7175059), (470504/7175062), (470508/7175019), (470484/7175016) A, B, H *65 Mortuary Chapel & cemetery Walker Street Maryborough Refer to Queensland Heritage Register Place ID 600689 A, B, E, G, H *66 Lamington Bridge Mary River Maryborough Refer to Queensland 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