Ankitt Patel
27/09/2020
Warwick is one of the oldest European settlements in Queensland, and so naturally has a lot of history on its streets.But something special about the townscape is its sense of unity: The stately sandstone buildings around the CBD mostly date from a period of redevelopment in the late-19th century and early-20th century following a flood.Theres a concentration of this Federation architecture over a few blocks on the parallel Palmerin, Albion and Guy Streets, waiting to be enjoyed on a gentle walk.Some of the standouts are Warwick Town Hall (1888), the Court House (1886), St Andrews Uniting Church (1870), the Post Office (1898), the Criterion Hotel (1917), Condamine Sports Club (1913) and St Georges Lodge (1887).