
The image is a blue circular plaque on a stone wall. The plaque is titled "Police Stables" and has white text on it. The text reads "Robe's first Government Resident, Captain Butler, maintained law and order with the help of three mounted police. These stables were part of the police precinct, along with the nearby Court House and cells, dating from 1848. The Police Station was previously here, as well as housing for soldiers from the 40th of Foot Second Somerset Regiment sent to boost security during the influx of Chinese headed for the Victorian goldfields. The stables, which have a loft for storing fodder, are cared for by the National Trust." The plaque also has a white logo at the bottom.
