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  • Boarding House, Mellor Street

    Boarding House, Mellor Street

    75 Mellor Street Gympie (beside current Soma Soma cafe and formerly Johnson’s Store) Known as:Grosvenor Boarding…

  • Grand Hotel (Otago Hotel)

    Grand Hotel (Otago Hotel)

    Corner of Mellor and Chapple Streets, Gympie A grand old building, formerly known as the Otago…

  • Hotel de France, Mary Street, Gympie

    Hotel de France, Mary Street, Gympie

    Licencees: Theophilus Junin 1868/1869 transferred to..Jacob Moss 1869/1870 transferred to….Theophilus Junin 1870/1875…Richard Brewin 1875/1876 Built in…

  • Christmas Supplements

    Christmas Supplements

    Take a look at a showcase of the Christmas Supplements as published by The Gympie Times,…

  • Palm Trees at Town Hall, Gympie

    Palm Trees at Town Hall, Gympie

    Then and NowSeptember 1992 and November 2020 My, how they’ve grown! On 16 September 1992, several…

  • Goomeri’s Distant Link to the Booker Prize

    Goomeri’s Distant Link to the Booker Prize

    There’s a tiny little link to the world renowned literary award the “Booker Prize” and the…

  • The Year that Was….1905

    The Year that Was….1905

    “The year that was” series will showcase interesting key events, observations and occurrences in the Gympie…

  • Gympie Region War Memorials

    Gympie Region War Memorials

    RSL memorials, cenotaphs and remembrance sites in the Gympie Region If we have omitted any entry,…

  • Duke Street, Gympie

    Duke Street, Gympie

    Duke Street, Gympie runs a good length north from Commissioner’s Hill on Upper Mary Street through…

  • Postcards – Coloured Shell Series

    Postcards – Coloured Shell Series

    A most collectable postcard series is the “Coloured Shell Series” otherwise known as photochrome* featuring views…

  • Swimming – Gympie and New Zealand

    Swimming – Gympie and New Zealand

    In January 1967 a team of 42 New Zealand swimmers and divers visited Gympie as part…

  • Postcards – Mary Cox

    Postcards – Mary Cox

    Mary Cox (Miss M. Cox) was daughter of earlier stationer (and storeman, seedsman) T. J. Cox…

  • Early Postal History – Gympie

    Early Postal History – Gympie

    In 1867, after the Gold Rush of Gympie had commenced, the Postmaster-General, Mr Thomas L Murray-Prior…

  • World Post Day – Postal History

    World Post Day – Postal History

    Welcome to our local history talk on ‘Communications’. It is a fitting theme for 2020 with…

  • Car rally – June 1966

    Car rally – June 1966

    Car rallys were all the go one time – when you had to use a paper…

  • Postcards – H. Llewelyn

    Postcards – H. Llewelyn

    The Hon. Henry Llewelyn was a politician. As a Member for the Queensland Legislative Council, he…

  • Tennis Tournament 1970

    Tennis Tournament 1970

    The Gympie Tennis Association held a tournament in 1970 that featured players from as far as…

  • Gympie State High School Visit WBQ-8

    Gympie State High School Visit WBQ-8

    WBQ-8 began test transmissions in March 1965 from Granville in Maryborough. The first official transmission was…

  • Gympie Show 1970

    Gympie Show 1970

    It is 1970 and the Gympie Show heralded in a new decade. Exhibits were plentiful and…

  • Gympie Show 1969

    Gympie Show 1969

    White hats, white gloves and a new outfit was all the go for well dressed ladies…

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