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| Ye Old Quindanning Inne Australia's Golden Outback - Quindanning |
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When one of the first licensed premises in the area - the Lyndhurst Arms Hotel - closed between 1897 and 1900, local resident Henry Sherry Jr constructed a small mud-brick building and was issued a Wayside License on December 3rd, 1900. A more substantial two-room brick building was later constructed (which can still be seen at the rear of the present Hotel). Over the years there were a number of licensees; but in 1921 it was acquired by local farmer and businessman Mr Frank Morgan. By substantially renovating the existing building (with bricks made onsite at the rear of the premises), Mr Morgan was responsible for developing the Hotel into one of Western Australia's best-known inland resort hotels between 1925 and the late 1950s. The Quindanning Hotel is one of the most easily recognisable historic buildings in the district, and one that is still very much in use today. With it's generous use of Jarrah panelling, open wood fires (during winter), quiet location, large gardens and long verandahs, the Quindanning Hotel is ideal for a weekend or mid-week getaway. The Hotel boasts a fully-licensed restaurant, 17 accommodation rooms, a traditional country guest-house, and a pool room with jukebox - all overflowing with unique old-world charm. Quindanning is a passionate supporter of live original music, so it is wise to keep your ears tuned for the exciting and extremely talented musicians that grace centre stage. Lunches are served daily between 12 and 2, and evening meals are available from 6 to 8pm (6:30 - 8:30pm during daylight savings). Function catering is one of our specialties. George & Neta Lavender, along with their three sons Wesley, Rowan and Dylan, welcome you to the Quindanning Hotel. |
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