National Australia Bank building, Dubbo

The National Australia Bank building in Dubbo is a commercial structure on Macquarie Street featuring a central pyramid-shaped roof tower with arched wings on both sides. The structure spans 110 to 114 and displays typical design features of banking buildings from its construction period.

The building was constructed between 1906 and 1907 and received permanent conservation status in 1981. It was added to the New South Wales State Heritage Register in 1999.

The building displays early 20th-century banking architecture through its symmetrical facade and distinctive street-level details. How it sits on Macquarie Street reflects the importance banks held in shaping the town's character during that era.

The building remains in private ownership, so interior access may be limited. The original external features are easily visible and can be viewed from the street.

Two palm trees originally stood at the site but were removed during 1980 renovations. This change altered the original appearance of the banking establishment significantly.