Heritage Buildings
The following Vernon buildings are on the Register of the National Estate.
- Lidcombe State Hospital
- Burwood Post Office, Sydney
- Annandale Post Office, Sydney
- Crows Nest Fire Station, Sydney
- Kitchen Block, Parramatta Psychiatric Centre
- Newtown Post Office, Sydney
- Redfern Court House, Sydney
- Former Police Station, Taylor Square, Darlinghurst, Sydney
- Main Warehouse, Darling Island, Pyrmont, Sydney
- Pyrmont Post Office, Sydney
- Pyrmont Fire Station, Sydney
- Former Police Station, Bourke Street, Surry Hills, Sydney
- Art Gallery of New South Wales, The Domain, Sydney
- Herbarium, Sydney Botanical Gardens
- Shelter House, Sydney Botanical Gardens
- Central Railway Station, Sydney
- Central Police Court, Liverpool Street, Sydney
- Registrar-General's Building, Prince Albert Road, Sydney
- West Wing, State Library of New South Wales, Sydney
- Stable Square, Hawkesbury Agricultural College, Richmond
- Hay Court House
- Wagga South Public School, Wagga Wagga
- Maitland Court House
- Newcastle Court House
- Newcastle Post Office
- Lismore Post Office
- Parkes Court House
- Lands Board Office Building, Dubbo
- Paterson Reid and Bruce Ltd, York Street, Sydney (with Howard Joseland)
- Former Premier's Office, Sydney (additions by W.L.V.)
- Randwick Police Station, Sydney (additions by W.L.V.)
- Customs House, Sydney (additions by W.L.V.)
- Chief Secretary's Building, Sydney (additions by W.L.V.)
- Balranald Post Office (additions by W.L.V.)
- Armidale Post Office (additions by W.L.V.)
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