Art Deco is one style from the period between the world wars. Leeton's development coincides with this period and as a result many of the buildings within the town are in this style or others, including Spanish Mission.
Streets within Leeton Shire feature 35 buildings listed on the Australian Institute of Architects’ Register of Significant 20th Century Buildings, such as the landmark Roxy Theatre which has been screening movies since 1930.
The Roxy Theatre is a Leeton landmark, positioned at the junction of Kurrajong and Pine avenues and opposite the water towers and bandstand designed by Walter Burley Griffin.
Another remarkable building is the Historic Hydro Guest House, built to accommodate staff of the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission - whose former building is sited opposite across Chelmsford Place.
A Leeton Heritage Walk booklet is available at the Leeton Visitor Information Centre for those interested in following the historical walk around our beautifully preserved town.