Since 1904, Pingelly Hotel has stood proudly on the corner of Park and Quadrant Streets, watching the Wheatbelt town grow up around it. This blog looks back at the history of one of the region’s most enduring pubs, and what’s kept it at the heart of the community for well over a century.
From its early days serving farmers and travellers passing through on the railway line, to becoming a modern-day local favourite, Pingelly Hotel’s story is really the story of the town itself.
THROUGH THE YEARS
A look at the milestones that shaped the hotel into what it is today.
- Built in 1904 on a prominent street corner opposite the railway station
- Served generations of Wheatbelt farmers, workers, and travellers
-维ained its heritage character through renovations over the decades - Remains a Category 3 listed heritage building today