The REDBRICK Hotel is a heritage-listed pub that's renowned across Brisbane. Depicted here from the Stephen’s Rd view, the hotel was first built in 1890 for Thomas Burke, Burke remained the owner and proprietor of the hotel until 1899 before selling it. It has since had a number of owners but in the 1980s was named ‘Burke’s Hotel’ in his honour. The hotel retains a fair amount of its original architecture, substantially intact for a nineteenth century hotel. Burke’s Hotel was later known as the Redbrick, not because of the hotel’s exterior, but the red 10 pound notes – known as ‘bricks’ – that were used by the bookies when settling bets in the public bar.” - source: redbrickhotel.com.au.
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5 X A6 Cards with same design (105 x 148 mm)
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