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RAILWAY TERMINUS HOTEL was also known as Railway. Hill Street, Eton. Known by locals as the "top pub". It was destroyed by fire on Sunday, October 30, 1932. 1918 - 1932 E. HOWELLS (owner) Source: www.mackayhistory.org/research/hotels/hotels_l_to_z.html

Eidsvold is a small town in the North Burnett region of Queensland. It is situated on the Burnett Highway approximately 430 kilometres north of Brisbane. The town is the self-proclaimed Beef Capital of the Burnett and is a hub for the regional cattle industry. At the 2006 census, Eidsvold had a population of 459. Considering Eidsvold Goldfield was only established by proclamation on November 17 1887, the people of the township which quickly sprang up did quite well to have obtained a school by early in 1889. The Eidsvold Provisional School was opened on April 1 1889 in a nine-meter by five-meter building with a galvanized iron roof. The first teacher appointed was Mr. Arthur McKenzie. The attendance for the June quarter of 1889 was 161, a considerable increase on the opening attendances of approximately 100. It is not surprising that requests were immediately made for a bigger school and on October 27 1890, the provisional school was moved into a more suitable building. The state school was opened in 1892 after a new building was completed. During the 1890s the attendances rose dramatically and accommodation problems and staffing difficulties predominated. Pupil teachers were used to overcome staff problems and in 1900 the school's staff consisted of the headteacher, two assistant teachers, and two pupil teachers. In 1965, the opening of a secondary department for the post-primary education of Eidsvold youth to Year 10 level met a gaping need. The attachment to the school of the preschool to satisfy pre-compulsory education needs and the extension to Years 11 and 12 in 1986 allowing students to undertake post-compulsory education supported the concept of developing the total individual. Source: eidsvoldss.eq.edu.au/OurSchool/History#:~:text=Eidsvold%2...

St David's Anglican Church was dedicated in 1929.[15] Rathdowney Uniting (formerly Methodist) Church, 39 Running Creek Road, 2006 Palen Creek Methodist Church opened on Saturday 10 May 1913.[16] It was relocated to 39 Running Creek Road (28.2111°S 152.8680°E) in Rathdowney in 1957. In the 1970s it was further extended with the Glenapp hall and the Barney View Lutheran Church. When the Methodist Church became part of the Uniting Church in Australia in 1977, it became the Palen Creek Uniting Church. It held its last service on Sunday 23 February 2014.[17][18] It is now in private ownership.[19] Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rathdowney,_Queensland