Hou Wang Temple

Hou Wang Temple

The Hou Wang Temple located in Atherton a short walk from Platypus Park on Herberton Road. The temple and the land is stands on was purchased by a group of Chinese families who donated it to the National Trust. The temple's restoration was completed on September 15, 2002 and it now includes an art gallery and interperations centre.

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References

Grimwade, Gordon, 2003, 'Rediscovering Atherton Chinatown', in Locality Community History Magazine, Aust Centre for Public History, Broadway, NSW

Grimwade, Gordon, 1995, 'Of gods timber and maize: cultural heritage management at Cedar Camp Atherton Chinatown, Quuensland' in 'Histories of the Chinese in Australasia and the South Pacific', Museum of Chinese Australian History, Melbourne

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