page_title: John James Clark
section_title: Further notable works
hierarchical_section_title: John James Clark / Works / Further notable works
context_page_description: John James Clark, an Australian architect, was born in Liverpool, England. Clark's 30 years in public service, in combination with 33 in private practice, produced some of Australia's most notable public buildings, as well as at least one prominent building in New Zealand.
context_section_description: Victoria, Melbourne
  1856	The Government Printing Office
  1858	The Old Treasury Building
  1860   The Port Melbourne Court House (originally known as Sandridge Police Court)
  1871	The Royal Mint
  1874	The Victorian Titles Office
  1874	The Supreme Court
  1874	Government House
  1876	The Customs House
  1903	The City Baths
  1907	Women's Hospital
  1907	Carlton Refuge
  1912	The Queen Victoria Hospital (partially demolished in 1994)
  1912	Melbourne Hospital
  -	The Port Melbourne Post Office
  Victoria, Regional
  1864   Aradale Mental Hospital (as assistant of G. W. Vivian)
  1904	The Ballarat National Mutual Building
  -	The Geelong Customs House
  - 	The Geelong Supreme Court
  - 	The Beechworth Mental Hospital
  - 	The Sale Court House
  - 	The Rutherglen Court House
  - 	The Bright Post Office
  - 	The Castlemaine Post Office
  - 	The Yackandandah Post Office
  - 	The Kilmore Post Office
  Queensland
  1894	The Brisbane Children's Hospital
  1885	The Brisbane Treasury Building
  1885	Townsville Post and Telegraph Office
  1885	Townsville Hospital
  1885	Charters Towers Courthouse
  1885	Mackay Courthouse
  1885	Kangaroo Point Immigration Centre (Yungaba Immigration Centre)
  1895	The Booroodabin Public Baths
  1901	Brisbane Central Railway Station
  1901	an unexecuted design for the Townsville Railway Station
  -	Gympie Town Hall (first stage)
  -	Warwick Town Hall
  -	Maryborough Railway Station
  -	Brisbane Masonic Memorial Temple
  New South Wales
  1899	A new scheme for the Newcastle Hospital (of which only the Nurses' Quarters and operating Theatre were built)
  1903	The Maitland Hospital
  1862	A unexecuted design for the Sydney Free Public Library
  1881	The Waverley Town Hall (unexecuted)
  1882	The Orange Town Hall
  1880 	The Wagga Wagga Town Hall (unexecuted)
  Western Australia
  1897	Perth St Andrew's Presbyterian Church
  1897	Fremantle Town Hall, alterations and extensions
  1898	Perth Royal Children's Hospital (unexecuted)
  1898	Vasse Butter Factory
  New Zealand
  1907	Auckland Town Hall
  -	A design for the Auckland Supreme Court
  -	A design for a Christchurch Court House
caption: Supreme Court of Victoria, Melbourne
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