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The Fat Lamb Hotel, built on the site of the original Eugowra Hotel, which was constructed of pise and shingles by Mr. Hanbury Clements in 1866.
Above Broad Street showing row of old buildings now housing Mandagery Art Studio, Allsorts and Old Wares and (below) the Rural Transaction Centre. The original bank furniture – counters, etc remain intact. Currently owned by Eugowra Promotion and Progress Association
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The Imperial Theatre building in Broad Street, which today houses Slippery’s Super Centre, Cobb and Dough Bakery, and S. G. Cheney Real Estate.
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The Old Bakery building in Broad Street, next to the creek, which had a shop at the front left, and a bakehouse and oven out the back. The oven/bakehouse are still in tact, and are being preserved.On this site one of the first hotels in Eugowra, The Bridge Hotel, once stood, but was disbanded due to lack of a licence. Currently owned by Barb and Bob Roach and houses The New Ew
e.
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The Central Hotel on the corner of The Escort Way and Pye Street, complete with bushrangers on the balcony! The red roofed building (below) is the original Central Hotel.
(Below) Cute cottage in Pye Street currently owned by Chris Whittle.
Above, the fascinating façade of the
Wobble In, and below the façade of the Eugowra Historical Museum and Bushranger Centre. These buildings stand side by side in Pye Street. The Wobble Inn buildings are owned by Chris Whittle, and the Museum building is occupied by The Eugowra Promotion and Progress Association.
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The Eugowra Post Office on the corner of Nanima and Pye Streets. This building has been in use continuously as a Post Office since it was built. Currently owned by Darryl and Helen Jones
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The Bank of New South Wales building in Nanima Street is now owned by Amanda and Mick Mongan, and used as Head on In Hairdressing salon. Prior to that it was Eugowra’s and Australia’s first Rural Transaction Centre, and before that a restaurant owned and run by Jenny and Grant Grogan.
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Eugowra Police Station and lock-up is located in Nanima Street. Next to it stands the police residence, also built about the same time.
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Lees Old Store was constructed in 1908 and extended in the 1930s. The original section now houses The Lady Bushranger country furniture and coffee shop. The later section houses Somerset Lane Clothing. The building is owned by Anne Tildsley. Located in Nanima Street opposite the old Bank of NSW building.
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The Escort Rock Café was previously called The Paragon Café. It is located on the corner of Nanima and Pye Streets on the eastern side of the bridge.
Marrara Street cottage
Death’s Place
, Icely Street
Perry’s Place
Norton Street
The Anglican Rectory
Bowler / Camp Street
The School Teachers' House,
corner North and Hill Streets
The Uniting Church
, once the Presbyterian Church in North Street.
Charming old deserted building in North Street
Above, cute cottage in Barrack Street, and below, Hoswell’s Cottage nearby in Chesher Street.
Cute cottage, Barrack Street
"Maxville"
in Oberon Street
Cute cottage on the corner of Oberon and Park Streets
Cute cottage in Evelyn Street, complete with matching bridge over the gutter
Above, renovated beauty in Oberon Street.
Owen’s place in Oberon Street
Oberon Street cottage
Quaint cottage Oberon Street
Valma’s place in Evelyn Street
Cute cottage in Loftus Street
The ‘renovators dream’ in Park Street
Romantic renovated weatherboard cottage in Nanima Street
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