Eugowra's Most Wanted

For more than fifty years, the imaginations of children at Eugowra Public School have been inspired…

On January 23rd 1884, the postmaster general ruled 'Lot 4' at the corner of Nanima and Pye Streets…

Formerly operating as the Country Women's Association Hospital, this artwork has vintage…

Featured at the Eugowra Sportsground, this mural celebrates the centenary of rugby league in…

A nod and tribute to NSW Farmers depicting a herd of livestock animals and a wheat harvest,…

The family of E.J. Ashcroft were well known bakers and storekeepers established in 1900, early in…

Sawmills operated in Eugowra from the 1880s until 2006, milling our timbers and providing…

In 1982 the Eugowra Granite Works quarried over 1820 cubic metres of grey granite from Eugowra…

Arriving in Eugowra from Perthville in 1882, the Sisters of St Joseph first started as a school and…

A depiction of the historic Fat Lamb Hotel which was built in 1866. A historical excerpt is…

Representing the wool industry and the intensive process of shearing sheep within the shed.

Seating 500 people, the Imperial Theatre opened in 1927 with a grand ball and was Eugowra's place…

Made up of volunteers from all walks of life, men and woman from different cultural backgrounds,…

A tribute to Flight Lieutenant E.H (Ted) Strom and Captain N.K (Kay) Strom, this artwork features…

A bright artwork featuring children having fun at the Eugowra War Memorial Swimming Pool, which has…

The history of the Eugowra line from Canowindra was a rather short spur which was used for grain…

Prominently featured along the length of a building on Pye Street, it was painted over 12 months…

Features local Wilf Norris OAM with his Australian Draught Horses and the McMillian family's…

A portrait of the Eugowra All lack Immortals: Barry Beath, John Hobby and Ian Walsh who advanced…

The main 36-metre feature wall which depicts the biggest gold robbery of the Australia Gold Rush…