181 - Hunt Club Building Ballarat Road Deer Park Photograph
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Photograph of Hunt Club building and text mounted on green card
oseph Harrison and his wife Caroline, nee Opie, ran the Hunt Club Hotel 1886-7. Before the present brick hotel was built, they had a hotel on the same site called the Barley Mow Hotel. Their children attended the local school and Joseph was active in community affairs, including the cricket club
