The Espy Story (Hotel Esplanade, St Kilda)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- A short documentary on the history of the infamous Hotel Esplanade, St Kilda. The hotel was built in 1878 and has gone through a lot of change over the years and this video packs all the vital information about its history.
The Espy has always had a soul. Most excellent viewing. Thankyou.
Great video - story retold well and well recorded thank you
I was one of them people on the steps campaigning to save the Espy. If only them band room walls could talk🤔
Thanks Ujjwal, and to the Mullins brothers - it's been a long time since the old days at the Richmond Club! Keep rockin, nice work. Dan Hall "-)
Hi Matt and co..Just watched your video and it is great...It's wonderful that you guys took the time and trouble to do the research on the "Espy"..My son and I were down from Brisbane in March and stayed at the St Kilda Hotel ..
That was a bit of a mistake as something bad happened?????As well as that it was in the middle of the 3 day heatwave that made it impossible for me to go out...My son was able to walk around and discover StKilda..He enjoyed it so much...Would love to come back one day...Who did your research??? They did a wonderful job...
Anyway Kindest regards ....Jenn and Darron..
Espy was great until these Mullins brothers got a hold of it and completely changed what the Espy was about and the people who frequented the place.
If you like pretentious shitholes then go and have a Riesling at “Hotel Esplanade”
How good
Salubrious to watch....
Sorry mate. Lost me in the first ten seconds. If every time I watch a video we are going to have people grovel in guilt and then acknowledge one people’s elders but not everyone else’s (by extension). I’m not interested.
John FatMan
I catch the train from Bendigo to southern Cross station in Melbourne and I get on the number 96 st kilda tram service to go to lunar Park is but i don't even go there i only go there to pick up my medical marijuana and i see esplanade passing by the tram every week on Tuesday it's a beautiful place that is i always always looking at that beautiful building in Melbourne
It was all going well until you mentioned the Aboriginal people owned this land. No they didn’t and still don’t. You have to fork out money to own land.
100%. I am not sitting through repeat grovels and guilt trips every time I go to an event or watch a video. It’s the equivalent of forcing people to say ‘Grace’ before a meal.
Nor do I find it acceptable acknowledging future elders of one race which by extension ignores and disrespects everyone else’s elders.