Mudgee Post Office

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1870

Mudgee Post and Telegraph Office Australian Town and Country Journal, Saturday 20 August 1870, page 11

The Post-office is an attractive little building and well-ordered with regard to punctuality and dispatch1 .

1876

5 February 1876
The new Post-office is almost completed, and the post-master, Mr. C. H. Grant, purposes shifting into it by the end of the week. The new office is very centrally situated, and will be a great boon to the inhabitants of the town2 .

1896

24 October 1896

Mudgee Post Office 1896 http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article71300077

1968

28 June 1968
The office was praised.
Market Street boasts some of the finest examples of Australian colonial architecture, not only in Mudgee but in the country areas of the state.
One of the outstanding examples is the Post Office, built over 100 years ago and still affording pleasure with its attractive, well proportioned lines.
Members of the National Trust, which visited the Mudgee District several months ago, were fascinated with many of the homes and public buildings of the town and surrounding area.
Market Street came in for high praise, particularly with that section which takes in the Church of England, Rural Bank, Town Hall, Commercial Bank, Kelletts and the Post Office3 .

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