a departure from the more common use of the corner tower at the time. Criterion G: Social value Bundaberg Post Office, built in 1891, to replace the former 1879 building on the same site is important for its association with the development of the city. It provides a visual and symbolic landmark for the local community and is of social significance for the continuity of postal services which have operated from the building for almost 120 years. References Bibliography GS Warmington and AC Ward, Australia Post Survey of Historic Properties in Queensland, Volume 1, 1991 Register of the National Estate, ID 8726 Chesterton Corporate Property Advisors, CISD Property Valuation Report, June 2005. The Heritage of Australia, Melbourne: Macmillan, 1981, p. 4/10 Conrad Hamann, (Federation architecture) in AGL Shaw, ed., Victoria's Heritage, Sydney: Allen and Unwin, 1985 Hamann's 'John Smith Murdoch: Chronology of architectural connections and involvements', Melbourne: Lovell Chen and Associates, 2006. Miles Lewis, 'The Victorian house', in Richard Apperly et al., The History and Design of the Australian House, Melbourne, Oxford, 1985. Don Watson and Judith McKay, Queensland Architects of the Nineteenth Century, Brisbane: Museum of Queensland, 1994, p. 119–120. Attribution External links Commonwealth Heritage List places in Queensland Bundaberg Central Post office buildings in Queensland Articles incorporating text from the Australian Heritage Database Government buildings completed in 1891