The Grand Junction Inn was built on a triangular shaped forty acre piece of land, being the southern portion of Section 1001 in 18AB and closed in 18CD. (No photograph available)
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Dry Creek Inn [Bird-In-Hand] Established 18EF, Closed 18GH
Photo: State Library of South Australia [B 6413]. A Hunt meet at Dry Creek, near Adelaide, 1845: reproduced from a watercolour by S. T. Gill. This illustration shows Hill's Dry Creek Inn.
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John Hill was running the 'Dry Creek Inn' on the road to Gawler Town from at least 14 August 1844. On that particular day, a crowd had gathered at the Inn to cheer on Captain Sturt's expedition to search for the inland sea, as they headed up the Great North Road.
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Cross Keys Inn Established I8JK. (Current Hotel shown, opened1912)
Photo: State Library of South Australia [B 15893]. .
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Cavan Arms Inn Established 18LM. (Hotel shown, demolished and replaced with current hotel date unknown)
Photo: State Library of South Australia [B 31809].
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The cache is hidden near South 34° A B.(H-G) F C E 138° (J-I) L.K D M near the location of one of the hotels.
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