Maryborough Baby Clinic

The Maryborough Baby Clinic, a heritage-listed site in Queensland, Australia, was built in 1924 as part of a public health initiative to improve maternal and infant health. Located at the corner of Kent and Lennox streets, opposite the Maryborough City Hall, it served the community until the mid-1990s. The clinic is one of ten regional facilities established following the Maternity Act 1922, reflecting a significant movement in public health. The building, designed by the Queensland Works Department, showcases a high-quality, intact architectural style typical of its era. Visitors can explore the historical context of Maryborough, a regional center with a rich history dating back to the gold rushes and significant public health advancements.