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Highway One grew out of a highly variable collection of local, regional and State roads. Over time, the growing need for a rational system for the construction and maintenance of efficient and safe arterial highways across State borders led to increasing Federal Government involvement. Highway One was born in out of this already-existing network of State roads and became National Route 1 in the then-new National Route system.
Like pearls on a necklace, the length of Highway One is studded with pretty and uniquely Australian small towns, but huge sections of the old road have been bypassed and nearly forgotten over the decades.
Old Highway One still lives on and we can revisit the old places of yesteryear. With their unique "red route" navigation system, these books have been tailored to the needs of "grey nomads", backpackers, caravanning and camping enthusiasts, motoring clubs, tourists, holidaymakers and any other travellers looking to do more than simply get from A to B around Australia.
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Packed with custom maps, enticing sketches, key travel tips, charming anecdotes from the road and rich detailed information, they're the must have guide books for all the visitor, traveller and tourist highlights this world class road trip exploration has to offer. From holiday planning to driving this classic road, there's nothing else like "The Highway One Travel Companion" available. Gympie's classic Railway Hotel ask about the mystery ashes!
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A lovely heritage home on Old Highway One in Gympie,. Gympie's St Patricks Catholic Church graces the hill above down town. Gympie's beautiful old Uniting Church Gympie Town Hall The old road used to continue through Curra on Atkinson Rd and cross the boggy ground and railway line before turning back north onto Harvey Siding Rd. As the old bridge is long gone, the road must now be explored in two sections. The Old Highway One former bridge site at Curra.
The "Gootchie" former and abandoned Old Highway One alignments is a rewarding and complex set of old alignment ghosts, traces and fragments to explore, although many of the abandoned fragments are on private property. This old concrete road section is so durable that although it has been decades since this road carried traffic it would still be drivable; it just needs the grass to be mown - it even has the centre line still visible in places! Molteno Rd is in good condition and driveable right through to the road closure at about 1.
Hemmings Rd is a classic piece of abandoned Old Highway One. Known as Queensland's Heritage City, Maryborough pop. Maryborough abounds with historic and colonial buildings and with a healthy scattering of classy art deco highlights as well.
Don't miss the legendary country-style steaks and other meals at the historic local hotels - this was a lunch-time feast at the Post Office Hotel. The motel's slogan is "Where you're treated like one of the gang! Lovely Art Deco second storey above a Maryborough shop.
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Imposing Maryborough City Hall. Historic Maryborough Courthouse. Maryborough's magnificent Criterion Hotel. The former Bells Vue Hotel in Maryborough appears to have been quite substantial at one time but no more. The Dominion Milling Company was obviously a big operation in Maryborough once. The faded sign on the roof says "The Old Millhouse Bowerbird Nest" and it appears to be a big second hand goods site now.
This is the former Engineers Arms Hotel in Maryborough, built On the ground floor of the historic Bank of New South Wales building, the Maryborough Family Heritage Institute holds one of the largest collections of genealogy records in Queensland, covering the immigrant passengers into Queensland and cemetery and burial records for a number of Queensland areas.
Maryborough's Mary River looking from historic Wharf St.
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Howard and the "Triplets". Until the s, Old Highway One used to do a quaint dogleg via "The Triplets" former alignment east across the railway line and through the "triplets"; Torbanlea pop. These three small historic towns date back to the s and together form a service centre for the surrounding sugar, citrus and other agricultural industry. Be sure to check out the interesting murals at the Coalfields Cafe in Howard.
Howard's historic Brooklyn House Historic Grand Hotel in Howard. Recently recognised as "Queensland's best heritage town", Childers pop. Dating back to the s, its history has been marked by two fire events; a blaze in razed one side of the main street and more recently a tragic fire killed 15 young backpackers in Childers' stylish Federal Hotel