Terminus Hotel, 13 Rankine St, Strathalbyn, SA, Australia
Posted by: 
blingg
S 35° 15.529 E 138° 53.535
54H E 308257 N 6096217
The hotel so called as it was at the tramway terminal
Waymark Code: WM15E8Y
Location: South Australia, Australia
Date Posted: 12/18/2021
Views: 1
This was the site of The Strathalbyn, the first hotel in the town. Built in 1840 the hotel burnt down in 1867. A new two storey hotel was built in 1868 and was called the Terminus. It was rebuilt at the tramway terminus to provide refreshments for passengers as it marked the end of the run for Hill & Co coaches from Adelaide and the end of the Horse Tramway from Port Elliot and Goolwa.
List: Register of the National Estate
Place ID: 7701
Place File No: 3/09/087/0029
URL database reference: [Web Link]
Status:
Registered
Year built: 1868
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