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Title: Newmarket Hotel facing south-east, 1981
Imprint: Perth : Department of Planning, 1981
Notes: Photograph of Heritage Site P00504 provided by State Heritage Office, Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage, 2019. Used with permission.
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Summary: The Newmarket Hotel was built in 1905 and remained in operation throughout the 20th century, the only early Cockburn hotel to survive past the 1920s. By the 1980s it had taken advantage of new licensing laws to become a tavern instead of a hotel, meaning it no longer had to provide accommodation while serving alcohol. By most accounts its rooms were in poor repair by this time and were rarely used for accommodation.
Subject: Hotels -- Cockburn Region (W.A.)
Hamilton Hill -- Hotels
Newmarket Hotel facing south-east, 1981

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