A stroll down Kent Road from Pallas Street. 1. On the left is Queen Elizabeth rose backyard garden. 2. The Dominion Milling Firm factory web-site. Now derelict. The Maryborough flour mill when erected in 1890 was the furthest north in Australia. It was obtained by the Dominion Milling Company about 1910. The unique entrance arch… Continue reading Maryborough. Entrance to the courthouse which was built in 1877.
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Maryborough. Fred Monsours Silk Shop. He came to Maryborough from Beirut in the 1890s. Built this warehouse shop in 1923. Fred had another shop at 297 Kent St in a former bank. Now owned by Dr Monsour as a surgery.
A stroll down Kent Street from Pallas Avenue. 1. On the remaining is Queen Elizabeth rose garden. 2. The Dominion Milling Enterprise manufacturing unit web page. Now derelict. The Maryborough flour mill when erected in 1890 was the furthest north in Australia. It was acquired by the Dominion Milling Business all-around 1910. The distinct entrance… Continue reading Maryborough. Fred Monsours Silk Shop. He came to Maryborough from Beirut in the 1890s. Built this warehouse shop in 1923. Fred had another shop at 297 Kent St in a former bank. Now owned by Dr Monsour as a surgery.
Maryborough. Entrance to Customs House Hotel. Built in 1868 and then extended in 1870 when the Gympie goldfields were going. Extended again in 1883 and Art Deco stained glass windows added in early 20th century.
A stroll down Kent Avenue from Pallas Avenue. 1. On the still left is Queen Elizabeth rose backyard. 2. The Dominion Milling Corporation manufacturing facility website. Now derelict. The Maryborough flour mill when erected in 1890 was the furthest north in Australia. It was obtained by the Dominion Milling Business all-around 1910. The unique entrance… Continue reading Maryborough. Entrance to Customs House Hotel. Built in 1868 and then extended in 1870 when the Gympie goldfields were going. Extended again in 1883 and Art Deco stained glass windows added in early 20th century.