Woolloongabba Post Office

The Woolloongabba Post Office, a heritage-listed site in Brisbane, Queensland, was constructed in 1905 and designed by architect Thomas Pye. Originally serving as a post and telegraph office, it features a striking two-storey masonry design with decorative elements that reflect its dual public and residential functions. The building is located at the intersection of Stanley and Hubert Streets, contributing significantly to the local streetscape. It was added to the Queensland Heritage Register in 2003 and has undergone various modifications over the years, including a refurbishment in 1988. Today, while it no longer operates as a post office, it remains a notable historical landmark, attracting tourists and researchers interested in Queensland's architectural heritage.