Glen Innes is a lovely little town in northern NSW on the tablelands just over the ranges from the coast. It is just over 1000 m above sea level, which gives it a nice climate in summer but it can get cold in winter.
Overlooking Glen Innes surrounded by lush grazing country. It was first settled in the mid 1800's and many of the old buildings are still used.
However, the old hospital is now a museum. It was chock-a-block full of artefacts from the early days in the country.
Hospital trolley
The hospital kitchen.
The Town Hall
Originally the Commonwealth Bank but it is still used as a bank, NAB.
The Post office is a heritage building still in use. There are 50 heritage buildings in the little town.
At the end of the main street, Grey Street, the land use returns to pasture land.
A beautiful little town.
I like specially the postoffice, what a lovely building!
ReplyDeleteDon't we have some very grand buildings in small country towns. The ovens in the hospital kitchen aren't Agas but may be very well built Australian ovens.
ReplyDeleteHello, What a cute town. I love the buildings. The Town hall is pretty. Beautiful countryside. Happy weekend to you!
ReplyDeleteHi Diane, what a beautiful little town, indeed. The first image could be a town in the Northern Cape in the summer. The hospital trolley looks lethal! Have a great day. Jo
ReplyDeleteWhat a super collection of old buildings. Nice place to visit.
ReplyDeleteyou know I love the cows. I like that kitchen but don't want to chop the wood it would take to cook on it. never seen a wood stove that large. that trolley is pretty amazing to
ReplyDeleteIt looks very pretty (everything looks better under a blue sky though!)
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely town with those substantial brick built buildings full of history.
ReplyDeleteDiane is a nice town with a great location
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous old architecture. I am thinking it was settled by Scots to have acquired that name.
ReplyDeleteI love how there are so many heritage buildings still in this town - they have such character.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty spot, that museum would've been very interesting.
Love all your shots Diane :D)
Fine wool and beef cattle country.
ReplyDeleteGlen Innes is a gem of a town and the townsfolk are really civic
proud.
Colin
This is a beautiful little town. The historic buildings are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteGoodness Glen Innes has some incroyable architecture Diane, what a treat it must have been to visit!
ReplyDeleteAlways good to see photos of towns in Australia - lovely buildings.
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