Pomona Police Station and Court House

The Pomona Police Station and Court House, built in 1934, is a heritage-listed site located in Pomona, Queensland, Australia. This historic precinct includes three significant government buildings from the 1930s, reflecting the evolution of policing in Queensland and the development of the Pomona district. Originally established to serve a growing community that transitioned from timber to dairy farming, Pomona was named after the Roman goddess of fruit. The site is a testament to the area's rich history, including its agricultural shifts and the establishment of essential services like policing, making it a fascinating visit for tourists and researchers interested in local heritage and development.