List of State Register of Heritage Places in the Shire of Cue

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The State Register of Heritage Places is maintained by the Heritage Council of Western Australia. As of 2023 ^[update] , 127 places are heritage-listed in the Shire of Cue, ^[1] of which 19 are on the State Register of Heritage Places. ^[2]

List

The Western Australian State Register of Heritage Places, as of 2023 ^[update] , lists the following 19 state registered places within the Shire of Cue:

Place name	Place #	Location	Suburb or town	Co-ordinates	Built	State registered	Notes	Photo
Old Gaol	628	79 Austin Street	Cue	27°25′17.8″S117°53′56.7″E / 27.421611°S 117.899083°E / -27.421611; 117.899083 (Old Gaol)	1897	12 December 1997	Former ablution block for Cue Caravan Park A single-storey Victorian-Georgian style stone building Associated with multiple murderer "Snowy" Rowles
Cue Public Buildings	629	Corner Post Office & Austin Street	Cue	27°25′22.7″S117°53′59.1″E / 27.422972°S 117.899750°E / -27.422972; 117.899750 (Cue Public Buildings)	1895	2 September 1997	Also referred to as Government Buildings A group of five attached public buildings, including the Police Station & House, Magistrate's Court and Post Office & House The buildings were designed in the Federation Arts and Crafts style by George Temple-Poole
Bank of New South Wales (former)	631	64 Austin Street	Cue	27°25′25.8″S117°53′54.1″E / 27.423833°S 117.898361°E / -27.423833; 117.898361 (Bank of New South Wales)	1900	12 December 1997	Also referred to as West Australian Bank and Western Australian Bank A single-storey Victorian-Georgian style stone building
Cue Shire Offices	632	Austin Street	Cue	27°25′22.8″S117°53′55″E / 27.423000°S 117.89861°E / -27.423000; 117.89861 (Cue Shire Offices)	1895	12 December 1997	Also referred to as The Gentlemen's Club and The Murchison Chambers A two-storey Victorian-Georgian style stone building, flanked either side by single-storey shops Associated with the former President of the United States of America, Herbert Hoover
Murchison Club Hotel	633	66 Austin Street	Cue	27°25′24.5″S117°53′55.6″E / 27.423472°S 117.898778°E / -27.423472; 117.898778 (Murchison Club Hotel)	1896	12 December 1997	Also referred to as Daly's Murchison Club Hotel A two-storey Victorian-Georgian style building
Rotunda	636	Austin Street	Cue	27°25′25.3″S117°53′53.2″E / 27.423694°S 117.898111°E / -27.423694; 117.898111 (Rotunda)	1904	6 February 1998	Also referred to as the Bandstand A timber and cast iron Victorian Filigree style octagonal bandstand
Masonic Lodge (former)	637	55 Dowley Street	Cue	27°25′22.1″S117°53′41.9″E / 27.422806°S 117.894972°E / -27.422806; 117.894972 (Masonic Lodge)	1899	9 May 1997	A timber-framed structure clad with corrugated iron in Victorian Second Empire style
Cue Municipal Chambers (former)	641	33 Robinson Street	Cue	27°25′25.6″S117°53′45.2″E / 27.423778°S 117.895889°E / -27.423778; 117.895889 (Cue Municipal Chambers)	1896	17 October 2003	Also referred to as Road Board & Shire Office (former) A stone building in the Federation Free Classical style
Government School	644	54 Stewart Street	Cue	27°25′15.7″S117°53′46.5″E / 27.421028°S 117.896250°E / -27.421028; 117.896250 (Government School)	1896	12 July 2002	A government school in the Federation Free style
Cue Railway Station (former)	3640	Wittenoom Street	Cue	27°25′33.5″S117°53′58.4″E / 27.425972°S 117.899556°E / -27.425972; 117.899556 (Cue Railway Station)	1897	20 December 2002	Also referred to as Cue Sporting Complex A stone building in the Federation Arts and Crafts style Part of the former Northern Railway, original the terminal station for the Murchison line, later extended to Meekatharra and Wiluna Now part of the sports complex
Former Railway Barracks	17772	Railway Street	Cue	27°25′26.4″S117°54′10.5″E / 27.424000°S 117.902917°E / -27.424000; 117.902917 (Former Railway Barracks)			Part of Cue Railway Station Precinct (3640)
Former Railway Master's House	17773	Railway Street	Cue	27°25′35.8″S117°53′53.9″E / 27.426611°S 117.898306°E / -27.426611; 117.898306 (Railway Master's House)	1897		Part of Cue Railway Station Precinct (3640)
Former Railway Worker's Cottage (1)	17774	Railway Street	Cue	27°25′39″S117°53′51.7″E / 27.42750°S 117.897694°E / -27.42750; 117.897694 (Railway Worker's Cottage (1))	1898		Part of Cue Railway Station Precinct (3640) Site without built features
Former Railway Worker's Cottage (2)	17775	Railway Street	Cue	27°25′39″S117°53′51.7″E / 27.42750°S 117.897694°E / -27.42750; 117.897694 (Railway Worker's Cottage (2))	1898		Part of Cue Railway Station Precinct (3640) Site without built features
Railway Ramp and Crane	17776		Cue	27°25′30.3″S117°54′04.3″E / 27.425083°S 117.901194°E / -27.425083; 117.901194 (Railway Ramp and Crane)			Part of Cue Railway Station Precinct (3640)
Cue Pensioners Cottages	6516	2 Chesson Street	Cue	27°25′16.8″S117°53′59.2″E / 27.421333°S 117.899778°E / -27.421333; 117.899778 (Cue Pensioners Cottages)	1958	26 August 2003	Timber-framed structures in the bungalow style
Bishops Cottage	6540	31 Marshall Street	Cue	27°25′30.7″S117°53′39.60″E / 27.425194°S 117.8943333°E / -27.425194; 117.8943333 (Bishops Cottage)	1904	24 September 2004	Cottage in the Victorian-Georgian style Built for Bishop William Kelly, first Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Geraldton
Great Fingall Mine office (former)	627	Day Dawn Townsite	Day Dawn	27°27′34″S117°51′27″E / 27.45944°S 117.85750°E / -27.45944; 117.85750 (Great Fingall Mine Office)	1902	7 February 1997	An exceptionally well designed building in the Federation Italianate style, dating from Western Australia's gold boom Abandoned since 1918
Little Wilgie Ochre Mine, Cue	25362	Wilgie Mia Road	Cue	26°56′55″S117°40′37″E / 26.9485°S 117.6770°E / -26.9485; 117.6770 (Little Wilgie Ochre Mine, Cue)		9 May 2022	Kyarra Reserve Little Wilgie Aboriginal Ochre Site

References

1. "Shire of Cue Heritage Places". inherit.stateheritage.wa.gov.au. Heritage Council of Western Australia. Retrieved 23 February 2023.
2. "Shire of Cue State Register of Heritage Places". inherit.stateheritage.wa.gov.au. Heritage Council of Western Australia. Retrieved 23 February 2023.