Paronella Park, 1953

Mena Creek, QLD
Australia
17° 39' 17.9676" S, 145° 57' 23.4576" E
1 January 1953
11 January 2013
11 January 2013

Location

Mena Creek, QLD
Australia
17° 39' 17.9676" S, 145° 57' 23.4576" E
Cairns
G.K. Bolton

Copyright © Collection of the Centre for the Government of Queensland, University of Queensland

Paronella Park was designed to evoke the cultural and physical landscape of Spanish migrants’ heritage. It quickly became a favourite destination for all ethnic groups.

Specials menu, Londys cafe, 1962

Ruthven st
Toowoomba, QLD
Australia
27° 34' 26.6088" S, 151° 57' 3.7944" E
15 March 1962
20 May 2011
20 May 2011

Location

Ruthven st
Toowoomba, QLD
Australia
27° 34' 26.6088" S, 151° 57' 3.7944" E

Queensland State Archives

Specials menu, Londys café, 1962. This was the specials menu in February and March 1962 for Londys café, which was located on Ruthven Street, Toowoomba. Collection of the Queensland State Archives

Menu Londy’s café, 1962

Ruthven st
Toowoomba, QLD
Australia
27° 34' 26.6088" S, 151° 57' 3.7944" E
15 March 1962
20 May 2011
20 May 2011

Location

Ruthven st
Toowoomba, QLD
Australia
27° 34' 26.6088" S, 151° 57' 3.7944" E

Queensland State Archives

Menu Londy’s café, 1962. This was the a la carte menu for Londys café, which was located on Ruthven Street, Toowoomba. Collection of the Queensland State Archives

Interior to be remodeled, Londys café, Toowoomba, 1962. This image shows the interior of Londys café which was to be remodeled, with the booths to make way for restaurant seating for 48 people and a bar installed on the far right. This space was re-imagined in the perspective drawing on the accompanying map. The image was taken when the owners were applying for a liquor license to turn the café into a restaurant. Collection of the Queensland State Archives

Queensland State Archives

Interior, Londys café, Toowoomba, 1962. This image shows the timber booths where patrons of Londys café were seated as they enjoyed a cold milk or espresso. The entrance to the kitchen can be seen at the far end of the café (left) below the glass panel. Collection of the Queensland State Archives

Queensland State Archives

Espresso and milk bar, Londys café, Toowoomba, 1962 This image, looking out towards Ruthven Street, Toowoomba, shows the espresso bar (left) and milk bar (right) of Londys café. The image was taken when the owners were applying for a liquor license to turn the café into a restaurant. Collection of the Queensland State Archives

Queensland State Archives

Shopfront Londys cafe, Toowoomba, 1962. This image shows the shopfront of Londys Café on Ruthven Street, Toowoomba. The image was taken when the owners were applying for a liquor license to turn the part of the café into a restaurant. Collection of the Queensland State Archives

Queensland State Archives

Londys cafe, Toowoomba, 1962

Ruthven St
Toowoomba, QLD 4350
Australia
27° 34' 26.6088" S, 151° 57' 3.7944" E
15 March 1962
20 May 2011
20 May 2011

Location

Ruthven St
Toowoomba, QLD 4350
Australia
27° 34' 26.6088" S, 151° 57' 3.7944" E
Toowoomba

Queensland State Archives

Londys cafe, Toowoomba, 1962. This architectural map of Londys Greek café appeared in the application for a restaurant liquor license by the Levonis Brothers who intended to expand operations for their Toowoomba cafe. After lodging the application, notice was posted in the Toowoomba Chronicle on 12 February 1962 asking for public comment. The liquor license file offers interesting insights into the operation of the café, and how some Queenslanders worked. Londys employed one cook, three assistant cooks, six waitresses, one pastry cook, one pastry cook’s apprentice, one bake-house assistant, two snack bar attendants and one milk bar attendant. When the nominee on the license, George Levonis, was asked what experience he had in cafes, he responded: ‘7 years in present establishment as managing partner/ 9 years association with parents’ café business in Maryborough.’ Despite the application being withdrawn on 15 March 1962, Londys café continued to operate. The ‘existing layout’ on the far left of the architectural plan gives an insight into the space inside a Greek café, showing the milk bar and espresso bar as patrons enter and opening into a number of booths. Above the perspective drawing, Londys café is marked in red on Ruthven Street in Toowoomba. Collection of the Queensland State Archives

Australian sugar growing and refining sites, c1950

Australia
1 January 1950
14 April 2011
14 April 2011

Location

Australia

Collection of the Centre for the Government of Queensland, the University of Queensland

Australian sugar growing and refining sites, c1950. This map shows both the major Australian sugar growing districts along the Queensland coast and northern New South Wales, and also the sugar refineries that were located in Bundaberg, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. It details how much processing of the raw sugar cane was done away from the source. The inset demonstrates the export of sugar from far North Queensland to the rest of the world, which accounted for about half of the raw sugar produced in Australia. Collection of the Centre for the Government of Queensland, the University of Queensland

Queensland sugar map, 1941

QLD
Australia
1 January 1941
14 April 2011
14 April 2011

Location

QLD
Australia
Brisbane
Strand Press

Collection of the University of Queensland Library

Queensland sugar map, 1941. This map shows 33 sugar mills dotted along the Queensland coast. The Queensland towns and cities that have sugar refineries and distilleries are also marked. Australian sugar year book 1940-41, Brisbane, Strand Press, 1941 

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