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Select another page | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Next  | 1 - Steam locomotive with a livestock carriage at Quilpie, Queensland, ca. 1925 (Contributed by: QldPics)
Steam locomotive class PB15, number 440 with a livestock carriage at Quilpie. The locomotive was built in 1907 by Evans Anderson and Phelan in Brisbane. (Information supplied with the photograph.)View a larger version of this picture: small | medium | large (pictures open in a new window) This picture is part of the Bonzle Railways (open in new window) photo collection. Is this picture rude, offensive or defamatory; spam; or not about and/or of the place? If so, Report it |  | 2 - Club Hotel at Quilpie (Contributed by: QldPics)
Harry Corones' involvement in the hotel industry extended to Quilpie, where he came to operate three hotels which were placed under the management of his nephew and partner, Jim, and another nephew, Harry George Corones. In August 1921 the Quilpie Hotel, in Brolga Street, was purchased from Ernest and Emma Culliford, and in 1925 the Imperial Hotel was constructed on the corner of Brolga and Buln Buln Streets. In 1926 a fire swept through Quilpie and destroyed the Quilpie Hotel. A new Quilpie Hotel, known as "The Brick" was erected on the site in late 1925 and completed in 1926. In October 1934 the Club Hotel was leased from Castlemaine Perkins Brewery. This hotel was purchased in 1965. (Description supplied with photograph)View a larger version of this picture: small | medium | large (pictures open in a new window) This picture is part of the following Bonzle photo collections: Is this picture rude, offensive or defamatory; spam; or not about and/or of the place? If so, Report it |  | 3 - Hotel Quilpie (Contributed by: QldPics)
Brick hotel with upper verandah.
View a larger version of this picture: small | medium | large (pictures open in a new window) This picture is part of the Bonzle Hotels (open in new window) photo collection. Is this picture rude, offensive or defamatory; spam; or not about and/or of the place? If so, Report it |  | 4 - Camel train outside the Imperial Hotel, Quilpie, ca. 1927 (Contributed by: QldPics)
View a larger version of this picture: small | medium | large (pictures open in a new window) This picture is part of the following Bonzle photo collections: Is this picture rude, offensive or defamatory; spam; or not about and/or of the place? If so, Report it |  | 5 - Imperial Hotel during construction, Quilpie, 1925 (Contributed by: QldPics)
Construction of the Imperial Hotel, on the corner of Brolga and Buln Buln Streets, which was built by Harry Corones. The photograph was taken by Jack Metcalfe, a carpenter on the site.
Harry Corones' involvement in the hotel industry extended to Quilpie, where he operated three hotels, managed by his nephews Jim and Harry Corones. In August 1921 the Quilpie Hotel in Brolga Street, was purchased from Ernest and Emma Culliford and in 1925 the Imperial Hotel was constructed. In 1926 a fire swept through Quilpie and destroyed the Quilpie Hotel. A new Quilpie Hotel, known as The Brick was constructed on the site. In October 1934 the Club Hotel was leased from Castlemaine Perkins Brewery and later purchased in 1965. (Description supplied with photograph)
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