What’s in a name? In the case of Hillcrest, the answer is quite literal. Hillcrest earned its name from its most prominent feature: a rise in the south-east where you’ll find reservoirs and a striking water tower. This isn’t just any water tower; built in 1984, it boasts a unique wineglass shape that dominates the landscape and can be seen for miles, especially when illuminated at night. This tower, a beacon of Hillcrest, holds a million litres of water and weighs a hefty 400 tonnes. But Hillcrest is more than just its landmark tower. This suburb, officially named in 1987, was once a part of Browns Plains. Today, it is a vibrant community with a rich history. Did you know that the Park Ridge Ambulance Station, opened in 1982, was originally located beneath the iconic water tower? Or that a temporary fire station also shared this unusual location until a permanent one was built in 1986? Today, Hillcrest is home to the Logan West Community Centre, churches, and even an aquatic centre. So, while the name Hillcrest might seem straightforward, this suburb’s history and character are anything but.
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