Tozer's Building

Tozer's Building, located at 218 Mary Street in Gympie, Queensland, is a heritage-listed office building designed by architect Richard Gailey and completed in 1896. Originally serving as solicitors' offices for Horace Tozer and Anthony Conwell, it reflects the rich history of Gympie, a significant gold mining town established after gold was discovered in 1867. The building is a testament to the architectural evolution of the area, transitioning from temporary structures to more permanent establishments during the gold rush. It has been in continuous use as solicitors' offices since its inception and was added to the Queensland Heritage Register in 2011, making it a notable site for tourists and researchers interested in Queensland's mining history and architectural heritage.