Court House - 1900 - Wyalong, NSW, Australia - Dated Architectural Structures Multifarious on Waymarking.com

The Wyalong Courthouse is right on the Newell Highway (locally called Neeld Street). "The Wyalong Court House was built in 1900 and displays the Federation style, the building exemplified everything that was new to architecture at the time and is typical of country court houses designed by Walter Liberty Vernon (the Government Architect of the day)." [ex-Museum website: Wyalong Museum]

That site also gives the titbit that the first court case was for someone accused of forging a cheque (for £4). The court was used until the late 1980's. The oval plaque is facing the highway, and reads:

	  WYALONG HERITAGE
	    [Shire Logo]
	 Wyalong Court House
1900 -- Walter Liberty Vernon, Architect
	Albert Brown, Builder

Address: 69 Neeld Street, Wyalong,NSW, 2671, Australia

Visited: 0759 - 0800, Tuesday, 22 May, 2018

Year built or dedicated as indicated on the structure or plaque: 1900 Full Inscription (unless noted above): WYALONG HERITAGE [Shire Logo] Wyalong Court House 1900 -- Walter Liberty Vernon, Architect Albert Brown, Builder Website (if available): [Web Link]

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