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CAPELLA
Capella is a small town in Central Highlands,
Queensland midway between Emerald and Clermont on the Gregory Highway.
It was founded in the late
1860s by graziers influenced by the good reports of Ludwig Leichhardt.
Today, it is a service town
catering to the large coal-mining interests in the area as well as
pastoralists.
Sport is a very big part of
the town, especially Rugby League and Union. The Capella Cattledogs
rugby union team made it to the grand final in 2007 against the
Clermont Bushpigs.
The Capella tribute to the Light Horse
is indeed compelling architectural work. and
the War Memorial is near the park
The Capella Hotel is of the modern
era.
The Anglican
and Catholic churches
are
structures from different periods.
Time for a cuppa or refreshment stop over.
Heritage diary
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