The Colonial Architect played a key role in the design of public buildings in the Colony from the time of Governor Macquarie onwards. This plan of a modest wooden four-room lockup for a small settlement in the northern New England district shows the same care and attention to detail as given to the grandest structures in Sydney.
Source: NRS 4335 Plans of public buildings, c. 1834-1970. Ashford, Fraser’s Creek Lockup – Ground plan, elevations and section 1864 [SR Plan No. 654]
