Feature · Heritage buildings
Heritage pubs
Pressed-tin ceilings, original verandahs. 2 pubs on the directory list this feature.
Pubs that occupy original or restored heritage buildings — many built between the 1860s railway boom and Federation, when publicans were required by law to keep beds upstairs for travellers.
Expect pressed-tin ceilings, Victorian tilework, working fireplaces, and a verandah wide enough for a Sunday afternoon and then some. Some have been carefully restored; others are still in their original — slightly creaky — state. Both have their charm.
Heritage buildings at a glance
2 pubs
Click any pub below for the full listing — rooms, photos, and a direct enquiry button to the publican.
