History | Quenching a city's thirst

By Stawell Historical Society
February 22 2019 - 2:51pm
EVOLUTION: The site on the corner of Main and Victoria streets went through several incarnations drawing people from all walks of life from those with a passion for the amber fluid to tea-totallers.
EVOLUTION: The site on the corner of Main and Victoria streets went through several incarnations drawing people from all walks of life from those with a passion for the amber fluid to tea-totallers.

This building at the intersection of Main and Victoria streets, behind the Soldiers Memorial, was a commanding landmark of Stawell from the 1860s until it was demolished in 1956.

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