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  • New Years Eve on Gympie

    New Years Eve on Gympie

    New Years Eve 1868 – New Years Day 1869 Note: the above… “in honour of New…

  • Gympie’s Gold Rush Festival – The First Years…. 1973, 1974, 1975

    Gympie’s Gold Rush Festival – The First Years…. 1973, 1974, 1975

    1974 Gold Rush Images (F. Long Collection)

  • First Christmas on Gympie Goldfields

    First Christmas on Gympie Goldfields

    The reporting of a discovery of a quartz reef in Gympie …. “quartz was loaded with…

  • Gympie Court Houses

    Gympie Court Houses

    The Gold Commissioner of the late 1860’s, Henry Edward King, conducted his court in temporary structures. …

  • Opening of the Rainbow Beach Road

    Opening of the Rainbow Beach Road

    The Rainbow Beach Road was officially opened on Saturday 29 March 1966 by the Queensland Premier,…

  • Gympie Ladies Benevolent Society

    Gympie Ladies Benevolent Society

    Gympie Ladies Benevolent Society first formed in 1870-71 but was short lived. After only around eight…

  • Rural Community and Memorial Halls

    Rural Community and Memorial Halls

    Rural halls were once the epicentre of district communities, and some still are. Sadly, others have…

  • Mary River Diggings

    Mary River Diggings

    This year we commemorate 154 years since James Nash’s gold claim on 16 October 1867 and…

  • Processions & Carnivals

    Processions & Carnivals

    Processions and Carnivals were held for many different events throughout history – dignitary and royalty visits,…

  • The Music Mind Podcast

    The Music Mind Podcast

    History is not only about events that happened 100 years ago, but also about preserving recent…

  • One Mile School Swimming Pool

    One Mile School Swimming Pool

    The One Mile State School Swimming Pool opened in March 1959 and a reported 2000 adults…

  • Aircraftman Edwin ‘Ted’ Ridler

    Aircraftman Edwin ‘Ted’ Ridler

    Many thanks to the Queensland Police Museum for allowing us to share this blog. View the…

  • Memorial Park & Laneway, Gympie

    Memorial Park & Laneway, Gympie

    Take a walk down memory lane of Gympie’s Memorial Park and Laneway in celebration of the…

  • Theatres

    Theatres

    The picture theatre was the go to place in the Gympie Region for fun and entertainment.…

  • Nashville Diggings, Mary Street

    Nashville Diggings, Mary Street

    This charming illustration was published in the Illustrated Sydney News (11 July 1868, p. 5). It…

  • Town Hall & Nash’s Gully

    Town Hall & Nash’s Gully

    Did you know that the Gympie Town Hall was once three storeys? The area of Nash’s…

  • Bands and Musical Groups

    Bands and Musical Groups

    We hope you enjoy this wonderful showcase of brass bands, marching bands, musical and choral groups…

  • Floods of Gympie

    Floods of Gympie

    The biggest recorded flood to date in Gympie was in 1893 which peaked at 25.45 metres.…

  • Post Office – One Mile, Gympie

    Post Office – One Mile, Gympie

    The One Mile Post Office was located on the corner of Harkins Rd and Graham Street…

  • The Year that Was….1912

    The Year that Was….1912

    Attempted arson at 7 South Lady Mary Mine Gympie State High School formally opened Bell’s Bridge…

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