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Hampton Village at Burra
Hampton Village at Burra Hampton Village is one of the many heritage sites in Burra, South Australia. Once a bustling settlement of Cornish miners and their families, today it lies in ruin with its rows of bluestone cottages reduced to roofless shells. Alongside the Burra Mine and Redruth Gaol, Hampton Village provides a direct link
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Sulphide St Rail Museum Broken Hill
Sulphide St Rail Museum Broken Hill Located on the corner of Blende and Bromide Streets, the Sulphide St Rail Museum occupies the historic Sulphide Street Station, once the bustling terminus of the Silverton Tramway Company. The station opened in 1905 and operated until the early 1970s, serving as Broken Hill’s link to the outside world
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Living Desert Sculptures Broken Hill
Living Desert Sculptures Broken Hill The Living Desert sculptures are a group of 12 large sandstone works on Sundown (Sculpture) Hill inside the Living Desert Reserve north of Broken Hill in New South Wales, Australia. They were created as the result of a month-long sculpture symposium held in 1993 to add a permanent outdoor sculpture