Nebo Hotel

Nebo Hotel is a heritage-listed building in Nebo featuring a timber frame structure with painted corrugated iron walls and timber post-supported verandas. The property comprises two connected buildings, one containing a public bar and guest rooms and the other housing a dining area and kitchen.

The hotel was built in 1886 for Jack Davis near a creek crossing that served as an important route for early explorers and settlers. Over the following decades it became an established venue for local gatherings and various community events.

The hotel served as a gathering place where locals and travelers met to share news and celebrate together. You can sense how important it was to the community's social life when you walk through the rooms.

The site can be explored on foot, with the two separate buildings showing different functions of the hotel. Visiting both structures helps you understand how the hotel was organized and how guests and staff moved through the space.

The building retains many original architectural features from 1886, including the distinctive timber frame construction and painted corrugated iron exterior. This preservation allows visitors to see directly how buildings were constructed in rural Queensland during the late 1800s.