• Title
  United States Hotel, Canadian Lead
• Creator
  American & Australasian Photographic Company
• Call number
  ON 4/Box 4 /no. 18404
  
• Level of description
  item
• Date
  
  1870-1875
• Type of material
  Graphic Materials, Photographs
• Reference code
  62297
• Issue Copy
  Digitised
• Physical Description
  1 negative - Quarter plate - glass
  
• Copying Conditions
  Please acknowledge:: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales
  Out of copyright
• General note
  
  Next to the Billiard Room (see item PXA 4999 Box 4 No 18392)
  The United States Hotel in the main street of Canadian Lead. The hotel was built by Joseph Dietz in 1872, the third hotel he'd built since gold was found in Gulgong. He held the licence until 1880 when he sold out to James Glazier, and in 1885 it was sold again to John Stott.
  The Stott family ran the hotel until 1893, then as a shop. The building later became the Post Office and saw many families living there. It was the last remaining building of Canadian Lead and stood the test of time for over 110 years before it was demolished in the 1980's. -- Information supplied by Baldwin & Davis Research, Gulgong (Apr 2007)
  Previous title: Probable hotel with lamp, Canadian Lead
  Digital order no:a2822333
  Copy print available: PXA 4999 Available on Open Access shelves in Mitchell Library Original Materials Reading Room
  This glass negative forms part of the Holtermann Collection : photographs of goldfield towns in N.S.W. and Victoria; Sydney and Melbourne streets and buildings, 1871-1876
• Alphanumeric designations
  
  Home and Away - 39023
• Subject
  Adult Females
  boys
  
• Topic
  chimneys
  corrugated iron roofs
  families
  historic buildings
  hotels & taverns
  streetlights
  verandas
  
• Place
  United States Hotel (Canadian Lead, N.S.W.)
  

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