Stonehouse, Moore QLD
Stonehouse, Moore QLD
Est. 1874
Located within the Brisbane Valley are a group of Stone buildings constructed back in 1874. Built by the Williams, a family of Stonemasons from England.
Being made from stone, when most of the other homesteads around the area are made from timber makes these buildings something very special.
These buildings served as a stagecoach stop and horse change point between Esk and Nanango, a postal point, a butcher and an Inn..
The historical story of the Williams family and these unique buildings is something special that played an important part in the settlement of this part of Queensland..
Located within the Brisbane Valley are a group of Stone buildings constructed back in 1874. Built by the Williams, a family of Stonemasons from England.
Being made from stone, when most of the other homesteads around the area are made from timber makes these buildings something very special.
These buildings served as a stagecoach stop and horse change point between Esk and Nanango, a postal point, a butcher and an Inn..
The historical story of the Williams family and these unique buildings is something special that played an important part in the settlement of this part of Queensland..
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