DescriptionDuring flood of March 1890. Photographed from the veranda of the Palais Royal Hotel on the corner of East Street. The building on the right was the Bank of New South Wales, now the site of the Ipswich Telephone Exchange. The building on the left was the Hotel Grande. (Hotel changed name from Grand Hotel between 1925 and 1927). Ipswich experienced a far worse flood than this in February 1893, when many of the buildings in the lower reaches of Brisbane Street were destroyed.References (offline)Information from back of photograph
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