LOCATION FILE
North Kapunda Hotel
FOLLOWKapunda, SA
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OVERVIEW
Built in 1849 to serve Australia's first commercially viable copper mine, the North Kapunda was the centre of a boom town of thousands. The mine closed in 1879.
HISTORY
The hotel operated as a coaching inn, a bank and a meeting hall in its early decades.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
The hotel is one of the most-reported buildings in South Australia and runs regular ghost tours. Reports are anecdotal.
VISITING
Operating hotel; tours by arrangement.
SITE PLAN
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EXTERNAL RESOURCES
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INVESTIGATION RECORD
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