Gympie Court House

The Gympie Court House, a heritage-listed site in Queensland, Australia, was designed by architect John Smith Murdoch and constructed between 1900 and 1902. This striking brick building features a prominent clock tower and is situated at the intersection of Channon and King Streets, making it a notable landmark in Gympie. The courthouse reflects the town's rich history, which began with a gold rush in 1867, leading to rapid development. It is the third courthouse in Gympie, replacing earlier structures and serving as a key government building. Visitors can appreciate its Federation Free Style architecture and the surrounding precinct of historic Queensland government buildings.