1/76March 2023: Workers on site during the demolition of Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Steve Pohlner
In pictures: Eagle Street Pier through the years
As we say goodbye to Eagle Street Pier we take a look back at how the dining precinct has evolved throughout the years. SEE THE PICTURES
2/76March 2023: Workers on site during the demolition of Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Steve Pohlner
3/76March 2023: Workers on site during the demolition of Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Steve Pohlner
4/76March 2023: Workers on site during the demolition of Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Steve Pohlner
5/76March 2023: Workers on site during the demolition of Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Steve Pohlner
6/76March 2023: Workers on site during the demolition of Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Steve Pohlner
7/76March 2023: Workers on site during the demolition of Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Steve Pohlner
8/76March 2023: Demolition of Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Steve Pohlner
9/76March 2023: Workers on site during the demolition of Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Steve Pohlner
10/76March 2023: Demolition of Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Steve Pohlner
11/76March 2023: Demolition of Eagle Street Pier. Picture: David Clark
12/76March 2023: Demolition of Eagle Street Pier. Picture: David Clark
13/76March 2023: Demolition of Eagle Street Pier. Picture: David Clark
14/76March 2023: Demolition of Eagle Street Pier. Picture: David Clark
15/76March 2023: Demolition of Eagle Street Pier. Picture: David Clark
16/76March 2023: Demolition of Eagle Street Pier. Picture: David Clark
17/76July 2022: Eagle Street Pier prior to demolition. Picture: Richard Walker
18/76July 2022: Eagle Street Pier prior to demolition. Picture: Richard Walker
19/76July 2022: Eagle Street Pier prior to demolition. Picture: Richard Walker
20/76July 2022: Eagle Street Pier prior to demolition. Picture: Richard Walker
21/76July 2022: Eagle Street Pier prior to demolition. Picture: Richard Walker
22/76July 2022: Eagle Street Pier prior to demolition. Picture: Richard Walker
23/76July 2022: Eagle Street Pier prior to demolition. Picture: Richard Walker
24/76May 2022: Eagle Street Pier prior to demolition. Picture: Richard Walker
25/76May 2022: Eagle Street Pier prior to demolition. Picture: Richard Walker
26/76May 2022: Eagle Street Pier prior to demolition. Picture: Richard Walker
27/76May 2022: Eagle Street Pier prior to demolition. Picture: Richard Walker
28/76May 2022: Eagle Street Pier prior to demolition. Picture: Richard Walker
29/76May 2022: Eagle Street Pier prior to demolition. Picture: Richard Walker
30/76May 2022: Eagle Street Pier prior to demolition. Picture: Richard Walker
31/76February 2022: Flood waters passing Eagle Street. Picture: Supplied
32/76August 2021: Eagle Street Pier empty. Picture: Tara Croser.
33/76May 2020: People enjoying life out of isolation at Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Attila Csaszar
34/76March 2020: Office workers walking past a giant bunny at One Eagle Street as part of the 'Intrude' exhibition from artist Amanda Parer. Picture: AAP Image/Josh Woning
35/76August 2019: Eagle Street Pier and Riverside al fresco dining areas. Picture: AAP Image/Claudia Baxter
36/76August 2019: Eagle Street Pier and Riverside al fresco dining areas. Picture: AAP Image/Claudia Baxter
37/76August 2019: Eagle Street Pier and Riverside al fresco dining areas. Picture: AAP Image/Claudia Baxter
38/76August 2019: Eagle Street Pier and Riverside al fresco dining areas. Picture: AAP Image/Claudia Baxter
39/76August 2019: Eagle Street Pier and Riverside al fresco dining areas. Picture: AAP Image/Claudia Baxter
40/76August 2019: Eagle Street Pier and Riverside al fresco dining areas. Picture: AAP Image/Claudia Baxter
41/76March 2019: Cha Cha Char restaurant at Eagle Street Pier. Picture: AAP/David Clark
42/76September 2017: Performers pose for a photo at the biggest Oktoberfest party outside of Bavarian Bier Cafe at the Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Bradley Kanaris/AAP
43/76January 2013: Brisbane River peaking around Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Pete Wallis
44/76January 2013: Brisbane River peaking around Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Pete Wallis
45/76January 2013: Brisbane River peaking around Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Pete Wallis
46/76January 2013: Brisbane River peaking around Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Pete Wallis
47/76October 2011: The crowd at Eagle Street Pier gathers to watch Her Majesty The Queen, Elizabeth II, sail down the Brisbane River. Picture: Jodie Richter
48/76May 2011: The world’s biggest solar powered boat, Turanor, arrives at Eagle Street Pier. Picture: AAP Image/Darren Cartwright
49/76April 2011: The Endeavour replica sailed into Eagle Street Pier in Brisbane on its way around Australia. Picture: Jeff Camden
50/76March 2011: Jude Cafe at Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Bruce Long
51/76January 2011: Eagle Street Pier clean-up after the floods. Picture: Supplied
52/76January 2011: Flooded Eagle Street Pier Car Park. Picture: AAP Image/Rohan Noyes
53/76January 2011: Aftermath from Queensland floods at Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Bruce Long
54/76January 2011: Eagle Street walkway pier closed due to floods. Picture: Supplied
55/76January 2011: Aftermath from Queensland floods at Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Bruce Long
56/76February 2010: New shared bikeway on Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Jamie Hanson
57/76October 2009: The Kookaburra Queen undergoes repairs at Eagle Street Pier. Picture: AAP Image/David Barbeler
58/76August 2009: Matt Moran’s Aria Brisbane prior to opening at Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Supplied
59/76August 2009: Matt Moran’s Aria Brisbane prior to opening at Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Supplied
60/76August 2008: Pier Nine at Eagle Street Pier Brisbane. Picture: Supplied
61/76August 2008: Eagle Street Pier Markets. Picture: Supplied
62/76September 2007: Kingsleys Steak and Crabhouse at Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Jodie Richter
63/76September 2007: Boardwalk Bar and Bistro at Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Jodie Richter
64/76May 2007: Kingsleys Steak and Crabhouse at Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Supplied
65/76May 2007: Pier 9 at Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Mark Calleja
66/76August 2007: Pier 9 at Eagle St Pier. Picture: Supplied
67/76June 2007: Eagle Street Pier dining precinct. Picture: Supplied
68/76May 2007: Eagle Street Pier surrounded by small boats. Picture: Jeff Camden
69/76September 2006: Bar at Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Jeff Camden
70/76March 2006: One Degree Shop 7 at Eagle Street Pier. Picture:Adam Smith
71/76March 2005: Vino's Restaurant & Bar Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Vanessa Hunter
72/76March 2005 Jade Budda at Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Derek Moore
73/76December 2004: Jade Buddha Lounge Bar at Eagle Street Pier. Picture: Adam Smith
74/76April 2004: Protest at Eagle Street Pier over the Jim Beam Miss Bronco Beauty Contest. Picture: Adam Smith
75/76February 2004: Waterfront Place and Eagle Street Pier (from the Story Bridge). Picture: Ray Cash
76/76April 2000: Eagle Street aerial. Picture: Bob Fenney
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