Mt Pleasant Hotel, Gympie Qld
Wood Cutters
This Picture is to Pubobilia as Chloe is to Bar Nudes. Probably one in 10 Pubs has this Picture of the wood Cutters somewhere. It is just a classic photo that captures the times. We chose this particular one because we reckon the sunnies (added by the Lads at the Bar) show just how cool these blokes really are.
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Phoenix Hotel, Gympie Qld
The Flying Horses
The most famous of all racing photos. Or perhaps as famous as the four way dead heat photo. This photo caught all 7 Horses with all hoofs in the air at the same time. It was a Caulfield Race circa 1957, Co-incidently this race was won by "Gold Streak" and the Phoenix Hotel was named after the Phoenix number 2 gold mine. One of three that run about 100 metres under the Pub
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Pioneer Hotel, Linville Qld
Lots of good Pubobilia at the Pioneer including this version of a well known poem
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Kin Kin Pub, Qld
The Kin Kin is looking for Staff.
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Royal Hotel, Murgon Qld
Royal Fire
Save the Beer!!!!
The Pub was destroyed while the beer was saved in the fire of 1928.
The Pub was later Rebuilt.
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Imperial Hotel, Eumundi Qld
Penny Farthing
The Pub that became known as the Eumundi Lager Brewery has stacks of good Pubobilia on the walls.
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Royal Mail Hotel, Tewantin, Qld
First Motor Boat Travel
1909. This is a photo of the first ever motor boat on the Noosa River. Fine looking craft.
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Royal Mail Hotel, Tewantin Qld
Cobb and Co 1894
This is the stage service that gave the Pub its name. "The Royal Mail" was a name generally given to Pubs that were established as staging posts for Cobb and Co. This photo taken in front of the Royal Mail Tewantin as it was then,
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Brushgrove Hotel, NSW
Husband Tamer
Not so keen on that for an idea.
Also a couple of the classic pub acronyms on the right hand side. Email us a beer and we will
tell you what they mean.
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Imperial Hotel, Eumundi Qld
Drum Skin
The Beatles bass drum skin was brought out onto the Bar
for the week after George Harrison died
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Chinderah Tavern NSW
Have a KB Lads
That is the old Chinderah Hotel in the background and Tooths KB was the drink of choice during WW2.
The Chinderah Tavern has replaced the old Hotel
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Billinudgel Hotel (Billi Pub) NSW
Mar Ring
Mar Ring was publican at Billinudgel untill the age of 101 and is Australias' oldest ever Publican and probably the oldest in the world. This oil painting hangs over the Public Bar. She taught Bob Hawke how to pull a beer, and was awarded an M.B.E. for community service.
For more about the life of this remarkable visit the Pub page and select the Mar Ring Feature Page
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Royal Hotel Bungendore NSW
The Bungendore Ghost
Here he is. The famous Bungendore ghost. This shot was taken in the Royal Hotel, Bungendore by a journo in 1949 for a local newspaper feature. Photo is on display with other old Pubobilia including some documents from 1880 found when the old fireplace was renovated
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Royal Hotel Bungendore NSW
The Bungendore Ghost Pic 2
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Grand O'l Crow Hotel, Crowsnest, Qld
Bundy Mural
Brilliant wall mural from this excellent country Pub.
This is what the Bundy Bear really gets up to. Unbearable.
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Grand O'l Crow Hotel, Crowsnest, Qld
Infact they so keen on the rum, if you want to share one the the bear himself, that's him standing in the corner
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Fitzroy Hotel, Nanango, Queensland
Diablo
This creepy little dude watches over the bar from his saddle at the Fitzy in Nanango. Fair Dinkum, his eyes follow you around the room.
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Steam Packet Hotel, Nelligen, NSW
The Dog Carrier
There are a few versions of these in Pubs around the country. This is a fine example. To give you a hint as to how the dog is secured in, the dogs nose goes throught the loop near the arrow. Ingenious device really.
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Commercial Hotel, Nanango, Queensland
Some sort of bike
The Commercial has a great collection of Titanic Pubobilia including newspaper clippings, models and photo's in the Titanic Restaurant.... Where a meal always goes down well. As you can see some good
Irish Pubobilia as well.
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Commercial Hotel, Nanango, Queensland
Titanic
Photo from the Commercials' Titanic themed dining room.
A very good cruise to miss.
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Commercial Hotel, Nanango, Queensland
The Irish Bar wheelbarrow.
Which is obviously what you would find in an Irish bar.
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Cooee Hotel, St Georges Basin NSW
Nice one.
Caught using an amazingly light line.
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Bushranger Hotel,Collector, NSW
Gold Rush Mortar
Was used to grind up rocks with a large pestle in order to be able to extract the gold dust.
Also a great collection of old muskets and other pubobilia at the Bushie. Photo's at their site.
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From the Grand Hotel, Wooroolin Queensland
Sharpshooters
The regulars at the Grand made this for one of the blokes who was having a little trouble with his aim
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From the Grand Hotel, Wooroolin Queensland
The Grand Hotel Snake
Made from Leanna, this bloke covers the side wall
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Grand Hotel, Goomeri Queensland
Hands free drinking
A different slant on the theme. 4 cans and a tap. Genius
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Larrimah Hotel
Queensland
The Pink Panther and Big Stubby. Pub also has the highest Bar in the NT
Photo Dominik Giezma. Many Thanks
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Larrimah Hotel
Queensland
NT Dunny Paper Enlarge to read about its special qualities. Looks about 40 grade. Ouch.
Photo Dominik Giezma. Many Thanks
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Rum Jungle Rec Club, Batchelor, Northern Territory
Classic Beer Sign
Nothing like those faded hand painted signs.
Photo Glenn Ryan, Many Thanks
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Rum Jungle Rec Club, Batchelor, Northern Territory
Classic Beer Sign
Pretty hard to get a Swan Gold 'reduced calorie beer' these days!
Photo Glenn Ryan, Many Thanks
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Hero of Waterloo Hotel, Pyrmont, New South Wales
Depiction of Hero of Waterloo around 1900. Pyrmont Sydney.
A painting by Gary Bell
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Broadway Hotel Kingaroy Poem
The perfect Publican
A poem by Publican Bruce which sums up pretty well the lot of the Publican.
Thanks Bruce.
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From Golden Grain Hotel, Pinaroo, SA
As presented to Jon Graham by the Hotel in 1991. Of interest to original Westend drinkers.
Many thanks Jon
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Peeramon Hotel Queensland
Snakes made from thousands of ring-puls.
Photo submitted by Gary Pope, Many Thanks
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Daly Waters Pub, Northern Territory
Australia's most remote traffic lights
Photo 29 Mar 2008
Photo submitted by Glenn Ryan, Many Thanks
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Wauchope Hotel, Northern Territory
Classic Aussie bush humour at the front of the Wauchope Hotel.
Photo 30/01/2008 submitted by Glen Ryan. Many Thanks
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