Ambulance Building, Charters Towers

The Ambulance Building in Charters Towers, Queensland, is a heritage-listed former ambulance station built in 1903, notable for being the first QATB branded building in the state. This two-storey masonry structure is significant for its role in establishing ambulance services in regional Queensland during the early 20th century. Charters Towers itself is a historic mining town that flourished after gold was discovered in 1871, becoming one of the most productive goldfields in Australia. The building now serves as a museum, offering insights into the town's rich history and the development of emergency medical services.