Old Borroloola Police Station museum

The Oldest remaining police station property in the Northern Territory. Construction of the Borroloola Police Station commenced in 1887, with various additions over the years. The Building is constructed of Cypress pine framing and floors with unlined corrugated walls and ceilings and verandas'. The Police Station operated contentiously from 1887 - 1947. From 1947 , the building was utilised for serval purposes including Welfare Patrol depot, Health clinic , community library. The Centenary of Borroloola saw the restoration of the Old Police Station in 1985, which was the catalyst for a dedicated group of residents to form the National Trust Gulf Branch .