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Court House Hotel. Patrick St. Stawell.
Thomas Crerar built this hotel opposite the Court House in Patrick Street in 1879.
The first license was from that year until 1884 by Elizabeth Cowman.
The final license was held by Margery Bonetia Phillips from 1903 to 1909.
It was closed by the Licensing Board 3/5/1909. Cowman Bros being the Owners.
Hotel Building with five women and one man on verandah.
