Ravenswood Court House and Police Station

The Ravenswood Court House and Police Station, built in 1882, is a heritage-listed site in Queensland, Australia, reflecting the region's rich gold mining history. Originally part of the infrastructure supporting the gold rush in Ravenswood, these buildings served as a courthouse and police station, showcasing the architectural style of the era. After being removed in 1965, they were returned to their original site in the 1980s and now function as a museum. Visitors can explore the historical significance of the site, which played a crucial role during a time when Queensland was a major gold producer in Australia.