Cleopatra Hotel, High Street

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Reference numberLH002353DescriptionOriginal hotel demolished in 1906 and present hotel erected by C.H. Carter in 1907. In 1985 more than $50,000 was spent on renovations and it was then called the Auld Mug Tavern. Renamed Cleopatra in 1989. The Cleopatra was named after the Licensee Fothergill's schooner. A painted sign of the vessel in full sail was a feature of the original hotel intil its demolition in 1906.Date1949Photograph FormatPhotographDigital ItemYes

CollectionPhotographic Collection

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