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      • 1. Kintore Reserve
      • 2. Duke of Cornwall Hotel -1888
      • 3. Daydream Hotel - 1888
      • 4. Barrier Boarding House -1888
      • 5. Shops - c1890
      • 6. Willyama Hotel -1905
      • 7. Old Railway Station - 1919
      • 8. BHP Chimney - 1885
      • 9. BHP Slag Heap - 1886
      • 10. BHP Mill Foundations - 1897
      • 11. Delprat Shaft - 1900
      • 12. Mullockers Memory
      • 13. Line of Lode Miners’ Memorial and Visitors Centre
      • 14. Former Crown Hotel - c 1890
      • 15. Former Wilcannia Club Hotel - 1888
      • 16. Railway Station - 1957
      • 17. Bond Store - 1890
      • 18. Former Crystal Hotel
      • 19. Former Miners Arms Hotel -c 1890
      • 20. Duke of Cornwall Park
      • 21. Central School - 1907
      • 22. Gaol - 1891
      • 23. High School - 1919
      • 24. Former Police Barracks - 1900
      • 25. Central School Building - 1900
      • 26. Pig and Whistle Hotel - 1890
      • 27. Synagogue - 1910
      • 28. Joe Keenan Lookout
      • 29. Sulphide Street Cottages - c1900
      • 30. Hospital - 1941
      • 31. Thomas Street Uniting Church - 1911
      • 32. Regeneration Reserve
      • 33. White Rocks Reserve
      • 34. Cummins Street Residences - c1890
      • 35. Thomas Street Residences - c1890
      • 36. Tydvil Hotel - 1891
      • 37. Mulga Hill Hotel - 1890
      • 38. Oxide Street Row Cottages - c1890
      • 39. St Andrews Uniting Church - 1905
      • 40. St Peters Anglican Church - 1928
      • 41. Former Caledonian Hotel - 1898
      • 42. Catholic Bishop’s Residence - 1887
      • 43. Sacred Heart Cathedral and adjacent Convent 1905 and 1900
      • 44. Sacred Heart College - 1927
      • 45. The Towers - c1890
      • 46. Wesley Church - 1888
      • 47. Sturt Park
      • 48. Trades Hall - 1898/1904
      • 49. YMCA - c1890
      • 50. Miners Lamp Motel - 1888
      • 51. Imperial Hotel - 1888
      • 52. Scout Hall - 1900
      • 53. Old Royal Hotel - 1904
      • 54. Iodide Street Row Cottages - c1890
      • 55. Wades Shop - c1890
      • 56. Baptist Church - 1917
      • 57. Shop and Residence - c1890
      • 58. Williams Street Residences - c1890
      • 59. Mosque - 1891
      • 60. North Primary School - 1902
      • 61. School of the Air - 1956
      • 63. South Australian Brewery - 1893
      • 64. North Mine
      • 65. Junction Hotel - 1892
      • 66. Junction Circle - 1950
      • 67. Thompson Shaft - 1910
      • 68. Junction Mine and Lookout
      • 69. British Mine Housing - c1910
      • 70. MMM Dumps
      • 71. All Nations Hotel - 1891
      • 72. Assay Office c1890
      • 73. Central Power Station - 1930
      • 74. Former Central Mine Manger’s Residence (now St Ann’s Nursing Home)
      • 75. Alma Hotel -1891
      • 76. South Broken Hill Hotel - 1889
      • 77. Former South Police Station - 1889
      • 78. South Post Office - 1898
      • 79. South Fire Station - c1900
      • 80. Patton Park
      • 81. Bells Milk Bar – 1956
      • 82. Alma Mechanic’ Institute – 1898
      • 83. Former Salvation Army Hall 1900
      • 84. Gladstone Hotel - 1888
      • 85. South Primary School 1910
      • 86. St James Anglican Church 1903
      • 87. South Baptist Church - 1911
      • 88. South Mine Offices - 1910
      • 89. Zinc Oval and Zinc Mine (not accessible to the public)
      • 90. Former All Saints Catholic Church - 1890
      • 91. Union Club Hotel - c1890
      • 92. Zinc Lakes - 1948
      • 93. NBHC Mine Housing - c1950
      • 94. NBHC Mine Haulage and Service Shafts –1946 (not open to the public
      • 95. Southern Cross Shaft - 1966
      • 96. South Mine Headframes 1919/1932
      • 97. Ryan Street Cottages - 1890
      • 98. A.J. Keast Park
      • 99. Hillside Hotel - 1891
      • 100. Burke Ward Hall - 1905
      • 101. Railwaytown Post Office - 1925
      • 102. Nicholls Street Methodist Church - c1890
      • 103. Cornish Street Lookout
      • 104. Broken Hill Cemetery - 1889
      • 105. Former Freiberg Hotel - 1899
      • 106. Burke Ward School - 1897
      • 107. Ambush Site
      • 108. St Marys Catholic Church - 1922
      • 109. Railwaytown Baptist Church - 1913
      • 110. The Salvation Army Hall 1960
      • 111. The Former Railway Town Post Office - 1900
      • 112. The Gasworks Hotel - 1891
      • 113. St Phillips Anglican Church - 1903
      • 114. The South Australian Hotel
      • 115. Railway Residences 1890
      • 116. Tramway Residence - 1902
      • 117. Rising Sun Hotel - 1888
      • 118. Block 10 Lookout
      • 119. Queen Elizabeth Park
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We pay respect to the Traditional Owners of the Broken Hill area, the Wilyakali People, on whose land we live and work upon. We acknowledge, pay respect, and celebrate the ongoing cultural traditions and contributions to Broken Hill and the surrounding region by Aboriginal people. We acknowledge the Elders past, present, and emerging.

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