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Hotels in Braidwood, New South Wales

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Braidwood Hotel

Braidwood Hotel
Photo 2007
Submitted by Publican Kate, Many Thanks

Braidwood Hotel

Known as the Commercial Hotel until c2004

Following information from Kate, Publican, November 2007, Many Thanks

"Built in 1859, we have owned it for 23 years during which it has undergone a huge amount of work, expensive and therefore it is taking a while. It has not been closed a day since we bought it (or before that).

Our kitchen, dining room and beer gardern are due to open before xmas 2007 with accommodation and function room to follow within the next 2 years.

The hotel has featured on the front page of Country Style magazine, the movies the Year My Voice Broke and in the opening scene of Flirting."

[street view]
Address:
Wallace Street,
180 Wallace St
Braidwood
New South Wales 2622
Phone:
(02) 4842 2529
Website:
www.braidwoodhotel.com.au


Photo 25 July 2001.
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Royal Mail Hotel

Royal Mail Hotel
Royal Mail Hotel

Photo 16/07/2010
Photo and information submitted by Andrew Squires, Many Thanks

Royal Mail Hotel

Name was changed from Royal Hotel to Royal Mail Hotel when they filmed Ned Kelly.

License from the Former Royal Hotel next to the Braidwood Hotel.

"Originally the Royal Hotel, built in 1890 by James O'Brien. The first publican was Austin Chapman, O'Brien's son-in-law. The hotel originally had a corner entrance. Political speeches were give from the balcony." - Andrew Squires. Thanks Andrew.

[street view]
Address:
145 Wallace St
Braidwood
NSW 2622
Phone:
02 4842 2488
Website:
www.royalmailbraidwood.com


Photo 25 July 2001
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Former Albion Hotel

Former Albion Hotel
Photo October 2008


Photo submitted by Peter Simpfendorfer, Many Thanks

Former Albion Hotel

Now an estate and antique jewellery shop. Impressive looking building.

[street view]
Address:
Cnr. Wallace and Duncan Streets, Braidwood
New South Wales 2622


Former Albion Hotel
Photo: 31/05/2002
Photo and information Courtesy of Jon Graham, Many Thanks

Former Court House Hotel

Former Court House Hotel
Former Court House Hotel
Photo: 31/05/2002
Photo and information Courtesy of Jon G, Many Thanks

Former Court House Hotel

Address:
Wallace Street,
Braidwood
New South Wales 2622

Former Criterion Hotel

Former Criterion Hotel
Former Criterion Hotel
Photo: 31/05/2002
Photo and information Courtesy of Jon G, Many Thanks

Former Criterion Hotel

Established in 1870 as the Criterion Hotel, but was known as Thorpe's Hotel after generations of the Thorpe family running the hotel.

Address:
Wallace St,
Braidwood
New South Wales 2622

Former Royal Hotel

Former Royal Hotel
Former Unknown Name Hotel
Photos: 31/05/2002
Photo and information Courtesy of Jon G, Many Thanks

Former Unknown Name Hotel

The Pub highlighted to the right of the Braidwood Hotel was built in 1845. As a Pub the building was used as an Oddfellows meeting hall.

It is now the museum. There was an agreement that that hotel would close when the Braidwood Hotel was built. Then, some years later the license was reactivated in the other hotel in town, whose name was changed from royal hotel to royal mail hotel when they filmed Ned Kelly.

Information from Kate. Publican of the Braidwood Hotel. Many Thanks

Address:
Main Street,
Braidwood
New South Wales 2622


Former Royal Hotel
Photo: 31/05/2002

Information on Braidwood, NSW

The Pub highlighted _right_ was built in 1845 and has been closed for some time. As a Pub the building was used as an Oddfellows meeting hall.

The building in the foreground is the Braidwood Hotel which was established in 1859 as the Commercial Hotel. The hotel is slowly being restored-renovated but is open during the process.
Jon Graham GdayPubs.com.au

Located 86 klms south of Goulburn, Braidwood is a declared national Historic Trust town. Located in Capital Country Braidwood features craft shops and art galleries and is home to 2 Hotels and a Country Club. Another 5 historic buildings which were hotels but now house shops are testament to the hectic days after the discovery of gold in 1851.

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