A Pictorial Tour Of Aussie Country Pubs....... by Aussie Photographer Tony Buckley
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
FARMERS ARMS HOTEL, CRESWICK, AUSTRALIA
Built on the proceeds of rich gold deposits mined from the 1850's, Creswick today proudly displays fine examples of the grand architecture so reminiscent of that bygone era. A stroll down the main street will reveal a number of historic buildings including the former State Savings Bank, Post Office, Library, Creswick Havilah Masonic Lodge and the FARMERS ARMS HOTEL.
Location:
Creswick VIC 3363, Australia
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Blackwood Hotel, Blackwood, Victoria.
Blackwood Hotel, Blackwood, Victoria
Located in beautiful Blackwood in the central Victorian Wombat State Forest on the Greendale - Trentham
Road.
The Blackwood Pub was built in 1868. It is the oldest weatherboard pub with a continuous licence.
The Blackwood Pub, in the historic gold mining township of Blackwood, is surrounded by spectacular forest, full of memories of the gold rush.
In years gone by it was a bustling town, with axes, picks ans shovels aswinging to and fro, when coaches driven by Cobb & Co would thunder through the town.
The place was full of miners, all were there to make their fortunes in that spot so full of gold.
Today, a century later, those golden days are now rest - just a quiet little hamlet that we love best.
Location:
Blackwood VIC 3458, Australia
Friday, February 7, 2014
Frenchman's Inn Hotel, Cressy, Victoria, Australia
Frenchman's Inn Hotel, Cressy, Victoria, Australia
The original Frenchman's Inn was built in was built on the banks of the Wodi Yallok river in 1839 by Frederick Jean Durveney. The pictured building was rebuilt on the same site in 1940.
The hotel was closed in 2008. It is now a private residence.
Location:
Cressy VIC 3322, Australia
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