Feb 4, 2022 · The hotel had a sad ending - Ed Malouf had purchased the hotel in late 2004, then on January 12, 2005 the Termo was totally gutted by fire. Albury Mayor Arthur Frauenfelder was quoted saying "it ...

Feb 25, 2005 · Detectives have confirmed a fire at Albury's Terminus Hotel was deliberately lit. Inspector Geoff Levee says enhancements are being done on surveillance footage which may …

Jun 18, 2010 · ALBURY’S Hotel Termo had financial difficulties and burnt down after an explosion emanating from petrol being poured in the premises, a coroner’s report has found. The fire involving the long-established Albury icon at the corner of Dean and Young streets in January, 2005 was investigated by police, fire authorities and insurance representatives.

The hotel had a sad ending – Ed Malouf had purchased the hotel in late 2004, then on January 12, 2005 the Termo was totally gutted by fire. Albury Mayor Arthur Frauenfelder was quoted “it was one of Albury’s favourite watering holes.”

Jan 12, 2005 · Police are calling for witnesses to yesterday's Termo Hotel fire, as the cause of the blaze remains a mystery. The fire is being treated as suspicious after occupants reported …

WHAT would probably have resulted in a disastrous fire was prevented by the promptitude of Lieutenant Roberts and Mr. J. Halbert at the Terminus Hotel at 3 o'clock ...

ALBURY’S HOTELS 1860-79 Albury in 1860 had a population of about 1400 and its main thoroughfare was Townsend Street. Hotels licensed in that year were: Advance Australia, Criterion, Exchange, Horse and Jockey, Hume, Imperial, Rose, Royal and Victoria. The Mount Pleasant was four miles out on the Sydney Road while the Plough was two miles out on the Gerogery Road. In Swift Street the ...

The original Albury Terminus Hotel was a single storey building at the corner of Young & Dean streets. It opened in 1882 to take advantage of the...

Apr 6, 2004 · The historic hotel was destroyed by an explosion that blew out doors and windows on January 12 last year (2005). Police later confirmed that the fire was arson. Ed Malouf sold the liquor licence to a Sydney buyer. He sold the site to a syndicate of local investors.

26. Terminus Hotel, Dean & Young streets (1882)