Longest bar in Australia, Historic bar in Mildura, Victoria, Australia

The Longest Bar in Australia was a 91-metre counter built in 1938 at the Mildura Working Man's Sports & Social Club in Mildura, Victoria. It was rebuilt in 1970 with a hook shape and 32 beer taps, and was removed in 1995 during renovations to add poker machines.

The Mildura Working Man's Sports & Social Club built a T-shaped bar in 1938, believed at the time to be the longest in Victoria. It was rebuilt in 1970 with a hook and entered the Guinness Book of Records for world record length, measured at 91 metres along the centre line of the service surface, with 32 beer taps. The bar was removed in 1995 during renovations to add poker machines.

The bar belonged to the Mildura Working Man's Sports & Social Club, built in 1938 and rebuilt with a hook in 1970. Its 91-metre length and 32 beer taps earned it a place in the Guinness Book of Records. It was removed in 1995 during renovations to add poker machines.

The bar stood inside the Mildura Working Man's Sports & Social Club, not a standalone pub, so visitors should look for the club building rather than a separate bar entrance. The counter was removed in 1995 during renovations that added poker machines, so the long bar itself can no longer be seen.

The Mildura bar was recorded in the Guinness Book of Records after its 1970 rebuild, measured at 91 metres along the centre line of the service surface and fitted with 32 beer taps. It was removed in 1995 during renovations to make room for poker machines.