Midland Junction Hotel.
1924Greyscale image which has yellowed. Image is mounted on mat board measuring 25.2cm x 20.2cm.
The hotel was built in 1894 for George Hiscox. Proprietor of the hotel at the time of the photograph was Pat Smith. The hotel was located at 52 Commercial Road (later 52 Great Eastern Highway when road name changed). Six months after this photograph the licence for the hotel was revoked by the Licenses Reduction Board in accordance with the amended licensing act of 1921.
Details
Details
Handwriting on the bottom of the image identifies the hotel, proprietor and the date.
Hotel is associated with the growth of Midland in the 19th and 20th centuries. Building no longer exists.
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Nearest geotagged records:
- Salvation Army Hall, Great Eastern Highway, Midland. (0.12km away)
- Refurbishment of the Commercial Hotel, Midland. (0.12km away)
- 45 Victoria Street, Midland. (0.16km away)
- The locomotive bringing Governor Arthur Lawley to Western Australia. (0.18km away)
- Midland Junction and Bellevue train stations. (0.23km away)
- From the Collection #7 - Western Ausralian Government Railway Workshop War Memorial, Midland (0.28km away)
- World War 1, Australia, Western Australia, 250 CARLSON, 10 Light Horse (0.28km away)
- Coronation procession, Midland Junction. (0.32km away)
- First post office in Midland Junction. (0.33km away)
- World War 2, Australia, Western, Australia Midland, BENNETT, Railway Workshops,1943 (0.36km away)
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Copyright and Reference
Copyright and Reference
Image is to be attributed 'Courtesy of Midland and Districts Historical Society Inc'.
Midland and Districts Historical Society
Midland and Districts Historical Society
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