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Melbourne Cup Day 2024 - Tanzanian Orphanage FundraiserHope Village Orphanage, Moshi, Tanzania....  Please generously su...
12/10/2024

Melbourne Cup Day 2024 - Tanzanian Orphanage Fundraiser

Hope Village Orphanage, Moshi, Tanzania.... Please generously support this annual fundraiser:

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http://www.pathtoafrica.org/who_we_help.html

Path To Africa was established in 2007 and aims to give direct help to local small-scale organisations in Moshi town, northern Tanzania. We aim to provide volunteers and donors with a way of accessing and helping local projects without going through a third body, thus ensuring all time and money don...

Save the Cranker.....
29/04/2024

Save the Cranker.....

Save the Crown & Anchor Hotel

Colac Hotel
24/04/2024

Colac Hotel

The Local History team take you back to the Colac Hotel with this photo taken by John Drennan c1982.
As late as December 1881 the Licensing Bench refused applications made by Isaac Dyer stating the Colac Hotel was not required. On 15th March 1882, Isaac Dyer again pressed for his application to be approved. With Mr. J. C. Bray acting on his behalf, a number of influential witnesses were called who stated that the Hotel “would be a great convenience to persons engaged at the dock as well as to passengers by sea and mercantile men.” The licence was granted and Isaac Dyer was publican of the Colac Hotel from March 1882 until July 1889.
Mr. Daniel Patrick O'Leary, lived at the Colac Hotel, having joined the Adelaide Steamship Company as a steward in 1890. He was fond of music and a foundation member of
the Port Adelaide Orpheus Society. Additionally, he was choirmaster of St. Mary's Kooringa Catholic Church, Port Adelaide.

In 1903 the Port Adelaide Wednesday Closers Cricket Club held their annual banquet at Mr J. Ginn’s Colac Hotel. It had been a great year for the club. They played 20 matches, won 8, drew 8 and lost 4.
You will be surprised to learn that in 1909 Frederick White (licensee of the Colac Hotel) was charged with having permitted euchre to be played at his premises. This was in contravention of section 115E of the Licensing Act 1908. That section made it an offence to play any game.

24/04/2024

The Local History team take you back to the Colac Hotel with this photo taken by John Drennan c1982.
As late as December 1881 the Licensing Bench refused applications made by Isaac Dyer stating the Colac Hotel was not required. On 15th March 1882, Isaac Dyer again pressed for his application to be approved. With Mr. J. C. Bray acting on his behalf, a number of influential witnesses were called who stated that the Hotel “would be a great convenience to persons engaged at the dock as well as to passengers by sea and mercantile men.” The licence was granted and Isaac Dyer was publican of the Colac Hotel from March 1882 until July 1889.
Mr. Daniel Patrick O'Leary, lived at the Colac Hotel, having joined the Adelaide Steamship Company as a steward in 1890. He was fond of music and a foundation member of
the Port Adelaide Orpheus Society. Additionally, he was choirmaster of St. Mary's Kooringa Catholic Church, Port Adelaide.

In 1903 the Port Adelaide Wednesday Closers Cricket Club held their annual banquet at Mr J. Ginn’s Colac Hotel. It had been a great year for the club. They played 20 matches, won 8, drew 8 and lost 4.
You will be surprised to learn that in 1909 Frederick White (licensee of the Colac Hotel) was charged with having permitted euchre to be played at his premises. This was in contravention of section 115E of the Licensing Act 1908. That section made it an offence to play any game.

22/04/2024

It’s time to rally. 11am, Sunday 28th, at the Cranker!

🌅Why in the morning? We’re holding this rally in the morning because that’s the best time for the media, and we need this issue to be covered by the media!

🚨Bonus! We’re going to march from the Cranker to Parliament House!
🚨🚨Bonus bonus! We’re putting a band on a truck that will lead the march!
🚨🚨🚨Bonus bonus bonus! The Cranker is opening early at 1pm for beers afterwards!

🎸If you’re a musician, bring your instrument if you feel comfortable marching with it. You can play it, jam with others as we march, and the media will eat it up.

At a time when live music venues are closing across the state. At a time when there is vacant land in the city. This soulless tower is what will replace the Cranker?

The problem is that our planning laws only consider the value of a building's appearance. Our laws don’t consider the social and cultural value of a building.

But here’s the good news. There are still lots of ways to save the Cranker. The best one would be to reform the laws to consider social and cultural value!

And there’s already momentum! In the days after this rally, there will be a vote in parliament about the need to consider social and cultural values. It’s a vote triggered by the huge support for the Save the Cranker campaign, so great work everyone!

To be clear, if this vote passes, it won’t immediately save the Cranker. But it will be a huge step in the right direction. If it doesn’t pass, it will make the fight harder.

That’s why we need to turn out. See you there! 👑⚓️

Crown and Anchor

Well done to the group today,  braving the heat to visit the Vintage Pubs of Port Adelaide....
10/03/2024

Well done to the group today, braving the heat to visit the Vintage Pubs of Port Adelaide....

28/08/2022

New events are coming.... Overseas at the moment and back in October. Hope you can join us for a walking tour over the summer!

Vintage Pubs (City West) tour yesterday.... It was a great day for it and we had a great group of people along to enjoy ...
22/11/2021

Vintage Pubs (City West) tour yesterday.... It was a great day for it and we had a great group of people along to enjoy this walk!

Thanks to Gaynor Ramsey for the photos.

(This tour will be repeated in 2022)

https://www.trybooking.com/BPGVGThis Sunday!... come and join us.....  tickets still available
18/11/2021

https://www.trybooking.com/BPGVG

This Sunday!... come and join us..... tickets still available

Join us for a pub crawl with a difference..... We will confirm that Adelaide was not the City of Churches but really was the City of Pubs! We will visit pubs of yesterday that are still thriving as well as those that are gone. Hear about the stories surrounding these pubs and some of the colonial ch...

https://www.trybooking.com/BPGVGJoin us next Sunday 21 November 2021 at 10:30AM
13/11/2021

https://www.trybooking.com/BPGVG

Join us next Sunday 21 November 2021 at 10:30AM

Join us for a pub crawl with a difference..... We will confirm that Adelaide was not the City of Churches but really was the City of Pubs! We will visit pubs of yesterday that are still thriving as well as those that are gone. Hear about the stories surrounding these pubs and some of the colonial ch...

28/10/2021
Great day out on the Port River Curcuit tour today.... Thanks to everyone who came along... and thanks to the dolphins w...
10/10/2021

Great day out on the Port River Curcuit tour today.... Thanks to everyone who came along... and thanks to the dolphins who turned out in nembers!

These two orphans followed us on the Vintage Pubs Walk - North Adelaide today in Stanley Street... named Stanley and Que...
29/08/2021

These two orphans followed us on the Vintage Pubs Walk - North Adelaide today in Stanley Street... named Stanley and Queenie (after the Queens Head Hotel) they now have a new home in West Lakes

Vintage Pubs Walk - North Adelaide..... nice day for it.... !
29/08/2021

Vintage Pubs Walk - North Adelaide..... nice day for it.... !

Plenty of tickets left!  Come and join us for a pub-history wander...
21/08/2021

Plenty of tickets left! Come and join us for a pub-history wander...

14/08/2021

Join us for a leisurely stroll through historic North Adelaide while we visit the hotels of yester-year... some are gone and some are still standing... Some still serve a welcome drink or tasty meal! Hear about colonial life in North Adelaide and the role that the local pub played in early and recen...

https://www.trybooking.com/BTMZO
14/08/2021

https://www.trybooking.com/BTMZO

Join us for a leisurely stroll through historic North Adelaide while we visit the hotels of yester-year... some are gone and some are still standing... Some still serve a welcome drink or tasty meal! Hear about colonial life in North Adelaide and the role that the local pub played in early and recen...

Come & join us this Sunday for a wander around historic Semaphore!
09/07/2021

Come & join us this Sunday for a wander around historic Semaphore!

Enjoy a guided history-focused wander around Semaphore.... Semaphore is a popular beach but is also rich in South Australian colonial history. Discover the Time Ball Tower, the War Memorial Clock, an anchor from a South Australian shipping disaster.... and much more! Join other like-minded people fo...

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