Architecture enthusiasts will love strolling along Broadway to view the Athenium Theatre in Junee. Built in 1929, the theatre served as both a cinema and a venue for town balls and touring variety shows. The building fell out of use in the 1960’s but was purchased by a local community organisation in the late 70’s. It is prized for its solid architecture and Greek influence.
Read MoreMore than a haunted house, Junee’s Monte Cristo Homestead is a historical treasure. The Victorian mansion was built in 1884 and was once the centre of society. Now a popular attraction, the estate houses a superb antique collection and new doll museum. Enjoy a Devonshire tea and explore the house on a night ghost tour – if you dare.
Read MoreAn open display that be access at all times. The interesting displays on offer reflect the importance of the hay industry to Ganmain and include a working binder, mural, photographs and a variety of information panels. The newest additional to the museum is the touch screen monitor which displays old films and photos of the hay industry’s glory days.
Read MoreThis museum displays a collection of heritage agricultural equipment and other objects that are historically significant to the village of Ganmain. These objects, ranging from war memorabilia to household implements, are complemented by stories that illustrate life as it was.
Read MoreStep into the coolamon Up-to-Date Store to be transported back to another time. Designed and built to serve the people of Coolamon, the Up-to-Date Store resonates with the memories of the community and is a visual reminder of the ingenuity and skill of local architects, buildings and retailers. Housing several significant local collections, the Up-to-Date Store is a heritage and cultural treasure. Located within this precinct is the Coolamon RSL Museum, another fantastic historical collection which houses an extensive collection of military items from Pre-Federation to the present day.
Read MoreThe Bundawarrah Centre is the perfect example of place where heritage meets art and culture. A large part of the building houses the Temora Rural Museum, where you’ll have the opportunity to step inside Don Bradman’s first home and view the growing collection of curios or visit the largest ambulance museum in NSW. Designed to display and preserve Temora’s historical treasures, the centre is also more than a museum – hosting regular art exhibitions that reflect the growing number of artists in the region and very high quality of work. It’s also the home of the Temora Visitor Information Centre, where you’ll find all you need to help you explore the region.
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