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Detached seven-bay two-storey former Vocational Educational School in a stripped classical style, built c. 1925, three bays deep with attic storey and advanced middle entrance bay, later major extensions to the rear, also used as a Christian Brothers School, now vacant. Hipped slate roof, tall rendered stacks to end walls, cast-iron rainwater goods. Plain rendered walls, plain entablature and cornice, square-headed window openings plainly treated and square-headed entrance doorway with raised stucco surround. Nine paned casement windows to front and east, sixteen panes to Railway Street, double-leaf entrance doorway with plain lower panels and glazed upper with margin panes. Set back from the street at the corner of Church Street and Railway Street and within Maryborough Fort. The perimeter walls are massively thick and battered and may incorporate sections of the fort's walls. Rendered massive gate piers in Egyptian pylon form, bicycle sheds behind the walls.
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