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Rosewood Police Lock-up
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The Rosewood police lock-up is a single-storey, weatherboard-clad structure topped with a corrugated galvanised iron roof that extends over a small front verandah. Originally constructed in 1908, the lock-up was first situated within the town. In 1987, following the construction of a new police station, it was moved to the BMX track. It was relocated once more in 2015 to its current position at Cobb & Co. Park.
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