An early engraving of the Imperial Hotel in Mount Victoria which opened in October 1878 and is known as the oldest Tourist Hotel in Australia. Opened in October 1878 as a Resort Hotel with private Golf Course, Tennis Court, Croquet … Read Full Description
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An early engraving of the Imperial Hotel in Mount Victoria which opened in October 1878 and is known as the oldest Tourist Hotel in Australia.
Opened in October 1878 as a Resort Hotel with private Golf Course, Tennis Court, Croquet Lawn, Home Farm and horse-drawn Coaches to Jenolan Caves, the Imperial is the oldest Tourist Hotel in Australia. By the early 1900′s, it was well established as one of the three Grand Hotels of the Blue Mountains along with the Carrington at Katoomba and the Hydro at Medlow Bath, all of which were operated together for a time by Sir James Joynton-Smith (of Smith’s Weekly fame).
From an original edition of the Town & Country Journal.
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