ROMA STREET POLICE STATION,
ROMA STREET, BRISBANE, QLD
BASEMENT USED AS A CONTROL CENTRE FOR
INTELLIGENCE GATHERING & CIVIL DEFENCE VOLUNTEERS
DURING WW2

The basement of the Roma Street Police Station in Roma Street, Brisbane, Queensland was used during WW2 as a Control Centre where the Queensland Police co-ordinated the gathering of intelligence information and the Civil Defence volunteers across the state of Queensland. The building was demolished in 1967 to allow construction of the Turbot Street Flyover.

Queensland Police Radio Codes

REFERENCE BOOKS

 "Heritage Experience Guides - Impression of the Landscape"
By the Brisbane City Council

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"Australia @ War" WWII Research Products

This page first produced 28 March 2003

This page last updated 25 January 2020