The State Register of Heritage Places is maintained by the Heritage Council of Western Australia. , 128 places are heritage-listed in the Shire of Cue, of which 19 are on the State Register of Heritage Places.

List The Western Australian State Register of Heritage Places, , lists the following 19 state registered places within the Shire of Cue: Place namePlace #LocationSuburb or townCo-ordinatesBuiltStateregisteredNotesPhotoGreat Fingall Mine office (former)Day Dawn TownsiteDay Dawn19027 February 1997An exceptionally well designed building in the Federation Italianate style, dating from Western Australia's gold boom Abandoned since 1918Old Gaol 79 Austin StreetCue189712 December 1997Former ablution block for Cue Caravan Park A single-storey Victorian-Georgian style stone building Associated with multiple murderer "Snowy" RowlesCue Public BuildingsCorner Post Office & Austin StreetCue18952 September 1997Also referred to as Government Buildings A group of five attached public buildings, including the Police Station & House, Magistrate's Court and Post Office & House The buildings were designed in the Federation Arts and Crafts style by George Temple-PooleBank of New South Wales (former)64 Austin StreetCue190012 December 1997Also referred to as West Australian Bank and Western Australian Bank A single-storey Victorian-Georgian style stone buildingCue Shire OfficesAustin StreetCue189512 December 1997Also referred to as The Gentlemen's Club and The Murchison Chambers A two-storey Victorian-Georgian style stone building, flanked either side by single-storey shops Associated with the former President of the United States of America, Herbert HooverMurchison Club Hotel66 Austin StreetCue189612 December 1997Also referred to as Daly's Murchison Club Hotel A two-storey Victorian-Georgian style buildingRotundaAustin StreetCue19046 February 1998Also referred to as the Bandstand A timber and cast iron Victorian Filigree style octagonal bandstandMasonic Lodge (former)55 Dowley StreetCue18999 May 1997A timber-framed structure clad with corrugated iron in Victorian Second Empire styleCue Municipal Chambers (former)33 Robinson StreetCue189617 October 2003Also referred to as Road Board & Shire Office (former) A stone building in the Federation Free Classical styleGovernment School54 Stewart StreetCue189612 July 2002A government school in the Federation Free styleCue Railway Station (former)Wittenoom StreetCue189720 December 2002Also referred to as Cue Sporting Complex A stone building in the Federation Arts and Crafts style Part of the former Northern Railway, original the terminal station for the Murchison line, later extended to Meekatharra and Wiluna Now part of the sports complexCue Pensioners Cottages2 Chesson StreetCue195826 August 2003Timber-framed structures in the bungalow styleBishops Cottage31 Marshall StreetCue190424 September 2004Cottage in the Victorian-Georgian style Built for Bishop William Kelly, first Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of GeraldtonFormer Railway BarracksRailway StreetCuePart of Cue Railway Station Precinct ()Former Railway Master's HouseRailway StreetCue1897Part of Cue Railway Station Precinct ()Former Railway Worker's Cottage (1)Railway StreetCue1898Part of Cue Railway Station Precinct () Site without built featuresFormer Railway Worker's Cottage (2)Railway StreetCue1898Part of Cue Railway Station Precinct () Site without built featuresRailway Ramp and CraneCuePart of Cue Railway Station Precinct ()Little Wilgie Ochre Mine, CueWilgie Mia RoadCue9 May 2022Kyarra Reserve Little Wilgie Aboriginal Ochre Site

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