Zillmere State School

Zillmere State School

Stage Number: MBNH.11.05.04

Group: Northern

Local Study Area: Taigum-Zillmere-Aspley-Geebung

Epoch: Late 19th Century

Street Address: 70 Murphy Road, Zillmere

Latitude & Longitude: -27.36427778,153.03833333

Time Link: 1877

Map Link: 1887

Image Time Point: 1887

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Zillmere Water Hole’s State School opened on 22 January 1877. At the time the school consisted of sixty-six students with James Spiers as the first Principal. However, by the 7th February 1877, enrolment had grown to one hundred and fourteen students. On the 8 March 1888 the institution became Zillmere State School. In 1914 the school was temporarily moved to the School of Arts in order to allow the rebuilding/repairing of old buildings.

Citations

Chermside & Districts Historical Society; Brisbane City Council, Heritage Register Summary, http://bit.ly/2lklPeS; Jack Ford, Marching to the Trains – the Chermside Army Camp Remembered, (Brisbane: J. Ford, 2006)

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Map References

QSA. QSA Series ID 2043 City of Brisbane and Suburbs Maps – A1A Series. 40 chains to 1 inch. Brisbane area including the Brisbane River and tributaries, Pine River, and creeks showing entrances to Moreton Bay, adjacent islands, land subdivisions with names of owners and lessees, railways, roads. 40 chains to the inch. Brisbane, Survey Office. 634763