Tour Overview
Welcome to Rockhampton's Architecture Trail. From frontier town to bustling river port and gold rush city, Rockhampton’s colonial past and its fortunes are preserved in sandstone, wrought iron and topped off with a magnificent copper dome.
Like the Fitzroy (Tunuba), these fortunes have ebbed and flowed over the years and today delivers a town full of history and heritage.
Welcome to Quay Street! One of Australia’s most historically significant heritage strips.
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The History of Rockhampton
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Traditional Land Custodians, The Darumbal People
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Stop 1: Rockhampton's Flood Marker
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Stop 2: Harbour Board Building, 288 Quay Street
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Stop 3: Walter Reid Building, 260 Quay Street
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Stop 4: Clewett's Building, 250 Quay Street
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Stop 5: Avonleigh Chambers, 248 Quay Street
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Stop 6: Goldsborough Mort Building, 238 Quay Street
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Stop 7: Mount Morgan Mining Company, 236 Quay Street
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Stop 8: Commercial Hotel, 230 Quay Street
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Stop 9: Customs House, 208 Quay Street
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Stop 10: Archer Chambers, 206 Quay Street
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Stop 11: Royal Bank of Queensland, 194 Quay Street
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Stop 12: Queensland National Bank, 186 Quay Street
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Stop 13: Luck House, 184 Quay Street
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Stop 14: Cattle House, 180 Quay Street
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Stop 15: Business Chambers, 178 Quay Street
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Stop 16: Edwards Chambers, 174 Quay Street
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Stop 17: Trustee Chambers, 170 Quay Street
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Stop 18: The Rockhampton Club, 168 Quay Street
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Stop 19: Bulletin Building, 164 Quay Street
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Stop 20: The Bush Inn, 150 Quay Street
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Stop 21: The Fitzroy Bridge
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Stop 22: Rockhampton Post Office, 80 East Street
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Stop 23: School of Arts - 230 Bolsover Street
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Stop 24: City Hall, 232 Bolsover Street
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Stop 25: John M Headrick & Co Building, 187 East Street
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