Looking south down Quondola Street, C. 1921. the buildings at 11 and 16 Quondola Street can be seen on the left and right respectively. Image courtesy of the George Family Collection
LISTEN NOW to the story of Late Victorian Residence - 16 Quondola Street
Originally purchased by former convict James Dunn, the date of this cottage’s construction is probably around the 1870s. It’s easy to imagine the street full of these modest homes, each with their own stories to tell.
HEAD SOUTH DOWN QUONDOLA STREET
The Pambula branch of the Bendigo Bank sits on the corner that was previously occupied by the Pambula post and telegraph office, constructed in about 1880 by John Behl (who else?) and provided rent free to that department until 1882. At the automatic teller machine you will find the whimsical mural Passing Through Pambula painted by local artist Ann Brosnan depicting some of Pambula’s past, present and potentially future iconic personalities.
TURN RIGHT INTO TOALLO STREET