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Spare our trees (LOC)

  • Shahzad Ali said:
    Congratulations Mate Very Nice Work... Please Check This Out . . .
  • Andrew Portisson said:
    Very good work.
  • crowded wool said:
    Beautiful!

Auckland Creek, Gladstone, ca. 1908

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Between Clinton and Kin Kora there is New Auckland, named after Auckland Creek, the suburb's eastern boundary. The creek was named after the sailing vessel, Lord Auckland, which brought some of the first settlers to Gladsone in 1847. New Auckland was originally a housing estate. Source: www.queenslandplaces.com.au/gladstone-suburbs
  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    In one of the city's industrial areas you'll find the Auckland Creek Environmental Zone which has birdlife, parklands, walking trails and a viewing point for a bat colony. If you want to know where a quarter of Queensland's electricity comes from pop over to the power station for a tour which is close by. Return to the port and your sightseeing tour of Gladstone is done. Source: www.queensland.com/au/en/plan-your-holiday/journeys/p-56b...

Blue Bell Hotel, Gladstone, ca. 1916

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    17 MAR LOCAL HISTORY WITH BETTY LAVER – THE BLUE BELL HOTEL Posted at 07:00h in Art & Culture, Lifestyle by News 0 Comments The Bluebell Hotel c1930’s Walter and Robert Cowan came to the Gladstone area around 1859. Walter went into the hotel trade while Robert was more interested in life on the land and initially worked for Robert Bell at Stowe, Calliope. The Blue Bell Hotel was built on the corner of Yarroon Street and China Lane (now Central Lane) and Walter and Sarah Cowan ran this hotel until 1892. It was called the Blue Bell Hotel until 1950 when it was changed to the Ocean View Hotel and in 1999 it became the Port Curtis Hotel. It has since had more name changes. Source: gladstonenews.com.au/local-history-with-betty-laver-the-p...