Beechworth Historic Precinct

Beechworth Historic Precinct preserves the town's gold rush prosperity and subsequent development as a regional centre. The precinct contains Victorian-era public buildings, including the courthouse and gaol, alongside domestic architecture from the 1850s onwards. Holdings document colonial settlement, convict and free labour histories, and the town's role in the gold economy. The precinct sits within Beechworth's wider streetscape of period buildings, distinguishing it as one of Victoria's most intact nineteenth-century towns.