Clarence Town Courthouse, NSW, Australia - History Museums on Waymarking.com

From the NSW Tourist Commission website: (visit link)
"A former courthouse building (1869) is the site of a local history museum which focuses on Clarence Town as a terminal of navigation and river port. Its collection encompasses shipbuilding, exploration, maps, documents photographs, memorabilia, household items, timber-getting, agriculture and the history of the settlement of Williams River.
In addition to the above, a native cottage garden is in the process of being established, together with a replica pioneer settlers cottage about to be constructed, materials on site, containing names, photographs (where available), and information on Pioneer Settlers; all surrounded by native trees. In this manner there will be provided a background to Clarence Town's heritage and a support to the Historical Museum."

Phone: (02) 4996 5676
Hours: Sunday to Friday: CLOSED
Last Saturday of month: 9am to 2pm
Entry: 'Gold coin' donation

Visited/Photographed: 1.50 pm, Sunday, 24 January, 2016

Theme: Cultural history Street Address: Corner of [49] Grey Street and Prince Streets, Clarence Town, NSW, 2321 Food Court: no Gift Shop: no Hours of Operation: Sunday to Friday: CLOSED Saturday: 9am to 2pm Cost: 2.00 (listed in local currency) Museum Size: Medium Relevant Web Site: [Web Link]

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