Nanango, a rural town in the South Burnett region, grew from a pub beside a creek in the 1840s to a proper town by the late 19th century. The residents of Nanango are jubilant at the consummation of their desires – railway communication with Maryborough, Brisbane and other ports. Observer and Evening Brisbane Courier, 1911.Continue reading “The early days of Nanango, in colour.”
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February 10, 1862 – first land sales at Nanango
Although the first official Land Sale in Nanango took place on 10 February 1862, the area had a long history. Before white settlement, the area was an important stop on the ancient route taken by people from many far-flung indigenous nations to meet for the Bunya nut feasts, important in terms of diplomacy, trade andContinue reading “February 10, 1862 – first land sales at Nanango”
