The different types of architectures in Launceston is a testimony of their contrasting period styles .
Launceston 's many well preserved Victorian and Georgian buildings , including the Launceston synagogue , a rare example of architecture in Egyptian Revival style , together with its diverse collection of art-deco architecture , such as Holyman House and Lucks Corner in the CBD , the former Star Theatre in Invermay and the former Launceston General Hospital , give the city an unusual period ambience , and such examples of Brutalist architecture as the Government offices of Henty House in Charles Street , the Police Station Building and the ANZ Building on the corner of Brisbane & George Street remain relatively isolated exceptions .
Launceston, Tasmania