Post Office Hotel, Maryborough

The Post Office Hotel, a heritage-listed establishment in Maryborough, Queensland, was built in 1889 and designed by architect Victor Emmanuel Carandini. This two-storey brick hotel features a cantilevered verandah and retains many original architectural elements, making it a significant example of Queensland's hotel architecture. It has been a vital part of the community since its inception, reflecting the town's history as a major port. Visitors can explore its historic interiors, including a public bar and dining room adorned with period features, while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of the Wharf Street area.