Display in the Arts & Crafts building at the recent Canungra Show
History

History

The Canungra & District Historical Association had a small display in the Arts & Crafts building at the recent Canungra Show.  We wish to thank those who stopped to ask questions and contribute to our History gathering. […]

Canungra Creek with walker
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A Curious “Tail”…

The first brown trout eggs transported to Australia were successfully hatched in the Plenty River in Tasmania in 1864. In 1908 Sir Arthur Morgan introduced trout ova into a stream at Killarney and efforts were […]

War Memorial
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CANUNGRA WAR MEMORIAL

DURING World War One, the people of Canungra raised money to build a suitable War Memorial to honour those who enlisted from the Shire, including Canungra, Tamborine Mountain, Tamborine, Biddaddaba and Beechmont. The trustees of […]

Canungra's Cenotaph. Photo by Katherine O'Brien.
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Canungra War Memorial

During World War 1, the people of Canungra raised money to build a suitable War Memorial to honour those who enlisted from the Shire, including Canungra, Tamborine Mountain, Tamborine, Biddaddaba and Beechmont. The trustees of […]

The Dump cairn
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Going to the ‘Dump’

By Canungra Historical Assocation Back in the late 1920s and 1930s on the road heading south from Canungra and up into the mountains of Lamington National Park there was a logging operation.   Today there is […]

Old Visitor Centre Canungra
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David Day (1880-1959)

By the Canungra Historical Association. As many before him, David Day came to Canungra to work in the Lahey’s Sawmill.  As well as working in the mill during the day, he built cottages in Appel […]