Chuwar Hotel

Description

Dates1858-1861Business TypeHotelsHistory

Purported to be the first hotel at North Ipswich, the Chuwar Hotel was opened by David Rodgers. It was located directly "opposite the road leading from the old pontoon ferry" which appears to have been at the intersection of The Terrace and Pine Street. The hotel seems to have operated under this name from at least 1858 to 1861. Subsequently the hotel was known as the Tramway Hotel in 1862, and in 1864 it became the Railway Hotel.

References (offline)Queensland Times Ipswich Herald & General Advertiser, 26 April ???, P3.

Location

Street The Terrace Pine StreetSuburbNorth Ipswich

Connections

Hotel LicenseesWilliam C. WakelingMrs J.W. BedfordHenry NewtonDavid RodgersRobert MurrayBusinessesRailway Hotel, North IpswichSubjectsHotels and TavernsCurated CollectionsHotels & TavernsDefining Tulmur | IpswichConvicts & Colonials: Business & Retail

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Suburb

North Ipswich

Businesses

Railway Hotel, North Ipswich

Curated Collections

Hotels & Taverns

Defining Tulmur | Ipswich

Convicts & Colonials: Business & Retail

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