This former Millers Point post office is located on the corner of Kent Street and Argyle Street, in the inner city suburb of Millers Point. It was built in 1891 in the Federation Free Classical Style and was designed by Walter Liberty Vernon.
You see them so often that you don't notice them as much any more. Not sure what this building is used for these days but it may require extra security.
Another unique and fascinating building ~ great shot for RTT ^_^
ReplyDeleteWonderful old building and a great capture as always, Jim! Hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteUnique style!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeletePretty old building! It's interesting how so many post offices have a very distinct character! (except for in the US, lol)
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What a great old building!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, interesting old building pic!
ReplyDeleteInteresting building!
ReplyDeleteFantastic architecture!
ReplyDeleteI like old buildings like that in good repair.
ReplyDeleteThis post office looks like it was built to withstand canon fire.
ReplyDeleteThe roof line is an interesting wave feature and it seems to be painted to draw attention to it. Unusual building style.
ReplyDeleteA fascinating building!
ReplyDeleteWish you a great week!
Irene
A fantastic looking building!
ReplyDeleteI noticed it has cameras on the corner, one facing one way and another the other. I wonder how many cities are incorporating street cameras?
ReplyDeleteYou see them so often that you don't notice them as much any more. Not sure what this building is used for these days but it may require extra security.
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