A view from the edge of what was once the ladies’ parlour, looking through to the main bar of the Terminus Hotel.
Broken furniture and a dislodged mirror frame lie slumped against the timber-panelled walls, while scuffed vinyl tiles catch the ambient light spilling in from beyond. A single orange chair rests beneath the tiled dado, hinting at a space once filled with casual chatter and quiet games. This was likely the room for darts, maybe even pool or pokies, though no machines remain to confirm it.
Beyond the central doorway sits the raised bandstand, where live acts would have performed for the hotel’s regulars gathered after work or on weekends.
Printed with museum-grade pigment inks on archival fine art paper, this image captures the layered textures and lingering presence of a venue built for local connection.