Mudgee Area Attractions Directory : Landmarks and Buildings
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The Henry Lawson Centre is housed in the salvation Army Hall built in 1922, the year of Lawson's death. The exhibition 'A Walk through Lawson's Life' illustrates many facets of an incredible period in the development of Australia's cultural history.
Using Lawson's words, the display visits the poverty, restlessness and family disintegration, deafness and alcoholism that moulded his life's work. The collection housed within the centre includes original manuscripts, letters, artefacts, photos a...
The husle and bussel of the Mudgee railway station has been replaced with a relaxed restaurant, lounge and bar experience. Have a drink on the platform and enjoy a fine dinning experience or sample some of the local wines in the lounge.
One of the finest groups of significant architectural townscape in a country town; many sites have National Trust classification, including the Colonial Inn Museum (formerly the West End Hotel, built in 1870's), the Mudgee Regent Theatre (art deco) and the Mudgee Railway Station.
Walk past beautiful Robertson & Lawson Parks, the old rural bank, the mechanic's institute, St John the Baptist Anglican Church, St Mary's Catholic Church and many other architecturally significant buildings that da...
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