Peterborough Store

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NamePeterborough StoreTypeBuildingResidenceStoreGeolocation^[1] Last edited by: Will Chittick

AddressCorner Addison and Mary Street, Shellharbour VillageDescriptionJohn Graham purchased this site from Thomas Alexander Reddall in 1856 and opened the Peterborough Store.

John leased the store in 1858 to his brother, Edward, who continued with the business and operated a Post Office on the premises.

Edward provided a room for Council meetings, prior to the establishment of the adjacent Council Chambers. The Post Office was later transferred to Allen's Store in Addison Street in 1871.

Thomas Coughran, hotelier, purchased the store and was granted a Publican's license in 1872. The premises became The Royal Hotel and traded until 1890. In 1891 the hotel reverted to a residence.

In 1953, the building was purchased by the Shellharbour Worker's Club, and was demolished in 1956 to make way for a new club building.

External LinkShellharbour Graham's Store 1857Clearing Out Store Peterborough Store 1866Edward Graham The Peterborough Store 1863Mr and Mrs Nicholas's Portrait Gallery 1874Kiama Police Court 1877

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The Old Peterborough Store, c.1930.

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CollectionPlacesFamilyMartin (Aaron Branch)GrahamLocalityShellharbour VillageOrganisationShellharbour City CouncilPlaceShellharbour Workers Club

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Peterborough Store