Remembrance Day Ceremony 2022
The Pine Mountain & Districts Historical Society held their Remembrance Day Ceremony last Friday, which was very well attended, considering it was on a weekday.
Newsletter
Follow the link to our 1. March 2022
2. June 2022
3. September 2022
4. December 2022
Pioneers & Early Settlers
Research is currently under way on the History of Pioneers and Early Settlers and their families who came to Pine Mountain and surrounding areas in the early days up to 1900.
The names of settlers & wives listed on the attached form are currently being researched for inclusion in a book to be published and we are requesting assistance from the community for additional names and information or stories that could be included in the book.
Research is currently under way on the History of Pioneers and Early Settlers and their families who came to Pine Mountain and surrounding areas in the early days up to 1900.
The names of settlers & wives listed on the attached form are currently being researched for inclusion in a book to be published and we are requesting assistance from the community for additional names and information or stories that could be included in the book.
| settlers_of_pine_mountain.pdf |
Pine Mountain & Districts - Locals who Served in WW2
The Pine Mountain Historical Society is currently researching Veterans who served in WW2 for inclusion on the Monument at the Cricket Pitch.
We are seeking assistance from the community in our research.
Research Available
For research enquiries, please send an email to Mary: lenandmary@optusnet.com.au
| research_request_2021.pdf |
War Memorial at The Cricket Pitch (opposite Pine Mountain Public Hall), cnr Russells Rd & Pine Mountain Rd, Pine Mountain
Pine Mountain Hall
Location 840 Pine Mountain Rd, Pine Mountain.
Contact 5464 3796 for Bookings
Pine Mountain Hall
Location 840 Pine Mountain Rd, Pine Mountain.
Contact 5464 3796 for Bookings
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Pine Mountain Station
Pine Mountain Station was located off Pine Mountain Quarry Rd in Pine Mountain. Pine Mountain Station along the former Brisbane Valley (Yarraman) railway line c1980's. Photo posted to the Lost Ipswich facebook group by George Brom. — in Pine Mountain, Queensland, Australia. |
Please contact the Pine Mountain Historical Society if you are holding a family reunion in the District and we will advertise your event on our Website at no charge.
