Redcliffe Wall of Fame in the Jetty Arcade

Residents pride in their town or city is influenced by many factors. Whether it be its historic past or even from those citizens past and present, who have achieved fame in their chosen profession or activity. Redcliffe has been blessed with many such citizens from all walks of life. Some dating back to Redcliffe’s inception in 1824, others are modern day achievers and many in between.

In 2013, at the initiation of local Redcliffe identity Richard Lancaster and the generosity of the landlord of the CBD’S Jetty Arcade, Dennis Austen, `The Wall of Fame` was constructed in the Jetty Arcade, between 139 Redcliffe Parade and 134 Suttons St, Redcliffe 4020.

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The Jetty Arcade also has a large selection of framed historical photos and maps including some of Redcliffe's most iconic names including :

The Suttons Beach Ambulance Day Picnic and Sungirls event:

(from the Pictorial History Of Redcliffe Book 1824 to 1949)

The Gayundah drawing:

Dixon's 1843 map of Moreton Bay:

(from the Pictorial History Of Redcliffe Book 1824 to 1949)

Graham Higham - Redcliffe's first Olympian:

The Gibb Family and Bee Gees Redcliffe history

The history of the Dolphins Rugby League:

The history of Redcliffe movie playing in the Jetty Arcade 24 hours a day:

Historical scrolls of the original Convict settlement in 1824 with a list convicts and soldiers names and details, (from the Pictorial History Of Redcliffe Book 1824 to 1949)

All 64 vintage Redcliffe, Scarborough, Woody Point, Margate and Clontarf land sale maps in one large frame. https://www.redcliffebook.com/product-page/multi-map-poster

September 2024 channel 10 coverage of the Hall Of Fame presentations in the Jetty Arcade