Tag: Gaol
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Hay New South Wales
Hay New South Wales Located in the western Riverina region of south-western New South Wales, Australia, Hay is roughly half way between Sydney and Adelaide. This makes it an ideal stop over for anyone travelling between these two cities. Hay began in the 1850s as Lang’s Crossing Place, a vital point for stock travelling between Read more
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Hay Gaol New South Wales
Hay Gaol New South Wales Built in the late 1870s and officially opened in 1880, Hay Gaol has served as a prison, maternity hospital, Prisoner of War detention centre, institute for girls and now as a museum. Getting There Located in Church Street Hay, the gaol is easy to find and there is plenty of Read more
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Burra South Australia
Burra South Australia Burra, South Australia located about 160 kilometres north of Adelaide, is one of the state’s most historically significant towns. Set in the rolling hills and open landscapes of the Mid North, it is best known as the site of one of the world’s great 19th-century copper mining ventures. The town preserves an Read more