The Royal Bank of Queensland was a bank in Queensland, Australia.
The Royal Bank of Queensland was a bank in Queensland, Australia.
The Royal Bank of Queensland commenced operation in Brisbane in February 1886.
In 1917 it merged with the Bank of North Queensland creating the Bank of Queensland. In 1922 the Bank of Queensland merged with the National Bank of Australia. [1]
The early head office was built in 1891 at 180 Queen Street, but this building was replaced in 1929-30 by the successor company, and the replacement is a heritage-listed building of the (now) National Australia Bank. [2]
A number of former Royal Bank of Queensland buildings are still standing and are now heritage listed, including:
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