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Post Office Hotel - Gulgong
Post Office Hotel - Gulgong Gold was first discovered in the area around 1852 but it was not until Tom Saunders found 120 pounds of gold at Red Hill in April 1870 that the gold rush really began. Gulgong was named from an aboriginal word meaing deep waterhole. At its peak in 1872 it was referred to at the hub of the world - till the gold died out - by 1880 it was all over. More Info
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Post Office Hotel - Gulgong NSW
Gold was first discovered in the area around 1852 but it was not until Tom Saunders found 120 pounds worth of gold at Red Hill in April 1870 that the gold rush really began. Gulgong was named from an aboriginal word meaing deep waterhole. At its peak in 1872 it was referred to at the hub of the world - till the gold died out - by 1880 it was all over. More Info
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Post Office Hotel - Gulgong NSW
Gold was first discovered in the area around 1852 but it was not until Tom Saunders found 120 pounds worth of gold at Red Hill in April 1870 that the gold rush really began. Gulgong was named from an aboriginal word meaing deep waterhole. At its peak in 1872 it was referred to at the hub of the world - till the gold died out - by 1880 it was all over. More Info
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Post Office Hotel - Gulgong NSW
Gold was first discovered in the area around 1852 but it was not until Tom Saunders found 120 pounds worth of gold at Red Hill in April 1870 that the gold rush really began. Gulgong was named from an aboriginal word meaing deep waterhole. At its peak in 1872 it was referred to at the hub of the world - till the gold died out - by 1880 it was all over. More Info
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Putney Punt - Mortlake Ferry
The Mortlake ferry service on the Parramatta River has a high level of historic significance and rarity value at a State level. The Mortlake ferry service is a rare surviving example of one of the earliest and most prevalent forms of river crossings instituted in NSW after European settlement and is the only remaining vehicular ferry in use on Sydney Harbour and its tributaries. More Info
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Putney Punt - Mortlake Ferry
The Mortlake ferry service on the Parramatta River has a high level of historic significance and rarity value at a State level. The Mortlake ferry service is a rare surviving example of one of the earliest and most prevalent forms of river crossings instituted in NSW after European settlement and is the only remaining vehicular ferry in use on Sydney Harbour and its tributaries. More Info
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