Post Office, Grafton, NSW, Australia - Town Clocks on Waymarking.com

The clock tower sits atop a slate roof of the two-storey building.
The lower floor is of sandstone blocks, with beautiful arches. The upper floor is red brick, with sandstone blocks around the windows.
The clock part of the tower (which houses a bell above the clocks) is square, four-sided, painted white, with a low angle metal 'roof' that juts a small amount over the clock faces.
There are two black concentric rings that contain the minute 'ticks', with black Roman numerals that the black clock hands point to.
The minute hands are almost rectangular (albeit long), while the hour hands are bulbous, with a pointy end.

From the local Historical Society: (visit link) This Post Office was built in 1874.

Visited: 1250, 'Boxing Day', 26/12/2015 [On my way home from 3 weeks volunteering in Thailand]

Status: Working Display: Mounted Year built: 01/01/1874 Web link to additional info: Not listed

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Date Logged Log User Rating   04/01/2017 Tuena visited it