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National Trust of Australia (NSW), Riverina Regional Committee RW16 National Trust of Australia (NSW), Riverina Regional Committee RW16 Please use Ctrl+F to search accession list Charles Sturt University Regional Archives Accession List By Item Agency: Riverina Regional Committee (National Trust) RW 16 Box Item Item Date Loc No No Colour Slides of Historical Buildings in the Riverina 1 1 Hay: Shire Council Buildings, Lachlan Street n.d. P 1 2 Hay: Lands Office, Lachlan Street n.d. P 1 3 Hay: Post Office, Lachlan Street n.d. P 1 4 Hay: Bank of New South Wales, Lachlan Street n.d. P 1 5 Hay: McKinney's, Lachlan Street n.d. P 1 6 Hay: McKinney's, Lachlan Street n.d. P 1 7 Hay: McKinney's, Lachlan Street n.d. P 1 8 Hay: McKinney's, Lachlan Street n.d. P 1 9 Hay: Riverina Grazier/Elders GM Younghusband, Lachlan Street n.d. P 1 10 Hay: Riverina Grazier/Elders GM Younghusband, Lachlan Street n.d. P 1 11 Hay: Ringer Trade-mark, outside Ringer Motel [saved from Old n.d. P Ringer Store], Lachlan Street 12 Hay: Lachlan Street, late 1800's [painting inside Ampol Academy n.d. P Service Station on Academy of Music Site 1 13 Hay: Service Station, Lachlan Street. Shows rear half of former n.d. P Academy of Music 1 14 Hay: Drinking Fountain, Lachlan Street [1883] n.d. P 1 15 Hay: Meekes and Wheeler Store, Lachlan Street n.d. P 1 16 Hay: Former Union Bank, Lachlan Street [demolished] n.d. P 1 17 Hay: Caledonian Hotel n.d. P 1 18 Hay: Riverina Hotel n.d. P 1 19 Hay: Majestic Theatre n.d. P 1 20 Hay: Commercial Hotel n.d. P 1 21 Hay: Hay Motors [former Cobb and Co Coach Factory] n.d. P 1 22 Hay: Hay Motors [former Cobb and Co Coach Factory] n.d. P 1 23 Hay: Hay Motors [photo of original Façade] n.d. P 1 24 Hay: Restored original Sunbeam Coach n.d. P 1 25 Hay: Restored original Stables at rear of Hay Motors n.d. P 1 26 Hay: Butter Factory - Former Lands Office n.d. P 1 27 Hay: Former Carriers Arms Hotel n.d. P 1 28 Hay: Former Livery Stables n.d. P printed 30/07/2018 3:01:39 PM Charles Sturt University Regional Archives Page 1 of 14 Agency: Riverina Regional Committee (National Trust) RW 16 Box Item Item Date Loc No No 1 29 Hay: Former Livery Stables n.d. P 1 30 Hay: Former Shop n.d. P 1 31 Hay: Court House n.d. P 1 32 Hay: Court House n.d. P 1 33 Hay: Women's Club n.d. P 1 34 Hay: Waradgery Club n.d. P 1 35 Hay: Waradgery Club n.d. P 1 36 Hay: Masonic Hall n.d. P 1 37 Hay: Memorial n.d. P 1 38 Hay: St Paul's Pro-Cathedral, New Church [1885] n.d. P 1 39 Hay: St Paul's Pro-Cathedral, Old Church [1872] n.d. P 1 40 Hay: St Stephen's Presbyterian Church n.d. P 1 41 Hay: Catholic Church Group [1870] n.d. P 1 42 Hay: Catholic Church Group - original School Buildings n.d. P 1 43 Hay: Catholic Church Group - Weatherboard School Building n.d. P 1 44 Hay: Catholic Church Group - Weatherboard School Building n.d. P 1 45 Hay: Catholic Church Group - Former Hall n.d. P 1 46 Hay: Catholic Church Group - Presentation Convent n.d. P 1 47 Hay: Railway Station n.d. P 1 48 Hay: Railway Station n.d. P 1 49 Hay: Railway Station n.d. P 1 50 Hay: Railway Station - Turntable n.d. P 1 51 Hay: Railway Station - Watertank n.d. p 1 52 Hay: Railway Station - Station Master's House n.d. P 1 53 Hay: Railway Station - Porters' Houses n.d. P 1 54 Hay: Railway Station - Porters' Houses n.d. P 1 55 Hay: Railway Staton - Pumpkeeper's House n.d. P 1 56 Hay: Railway Station - Gatekeeer's Cottage n.d. p 1 57 Hay: Railway Station - former Terminus Hotel n.d. P 1 58 Hay: former Wool Scour n.d. P 1 59 Hay: former Wool Scour n.d. P 1 60 Hay: Hospital n.d. P 1 61 Hay: Gaol n.d. P 1 62 Hay: Gaol n.d. P printed 30/07/2018 3:01:40 PM Charles Sturt University Regional Archives Page 2 of 14 Agency: Riverina Regional Committee (National Trust) RW 16 Box Item Item Date Loc No No 1 63 Hay: Gaol - Interior of Cell Block n.d. P 1 64 Hay: Gaol - Interior of Cell Block n.d. P 1 65 Hay: Gaol - Interior of Cell Block n.d. P 1 66 Hay: Gaol - Entrance n.d. P 1 67 Hay: Gaol - Exterior n.d. P 1 68 Hay: Gaol - Solitary Confinement Cell n.d. P 1 69 Hay: Gaol - Amenities Block n.d. P 1 70 Hay: Bishop's Lodge, South Hay n.d. P 1 71 Hay: Bishop's Lodge, South Hay n.d. P 1 72 Hay: Bishop's Lodge, South Hay n.d. P 1 73 Hay: "Ardoyne" n.d. P 1 74 Hay: Watertower n.d. P 1 75 Willbriggie Pioneer Storekeeper 1912 [demolished] n.d. P 1 76 Gunbar: Post Office - old New South Wales Government Post Box February 1976 P 1 77 Carrathool: Railway Station March 1976 P 1 78 Carrathool: Family Hotel March 1976 P 1 79 Carrathool: Family Hotel and former Carrathool Co-operative March 1976 P 1 80 Carrathool: former Gaol Cell March 1976 P 1 81 Carrathool: former Gaol Cell March 1976 P 1 82 Carrathool: former Police Station/Court House March 1976 P 1 83 Murrumbidgee River Bridge March 1976 P 1 84 Near Carrathool: former footbridge over Anabranch March 1976 P 1 85 Near Carrathool: former footbridge over Anabranch March 1976 P 1 86 Near Carrathool: Rudd's Point Homestead March 1976 P 1 87 Near Carrathool: Rudd's Point Homestead March 1976 P 1 88 Near Carrathool: Rudd's Point Homestead March 1976 P 1 89 Darlington Point: former River Wharf [1883] March 1976 P 1 90 Darlington Point: former River Wharf [1883] March 1976 P 1 91 Darlington Point: Punt Hotel. Punt Pontoon, history display inside March 1976 P 1 92 Darlington Point: Punt Hotel. Punt Hotel History March 1976 P 1 93 Darlington Point: Punt Hotel, past Inns of Darlington Point March 1976 P 1 94 Mirrool: Hotel March 1976 P 1 95 Mirrool: Post Office March 1976 P 1 96 Wyalong: "Grenfell Hill" March 1976 P printed 30/07/2018 3:01:40 PM Charles Sturt University Regional Archives Page 3 of 14 Agency: Riverina Regional Committee (National Trust) RW 16 Box Item Item Date Loc No No 1 97 Wyalong: "Grenfell Hill" March 1976 P 1 98 Wyalong: "Grenfell Hill" March 1976 p 1 99 Binya: "Merribee" Homestead March 1976 P 1 100 Binya: "Merribee" Homestead March 1976 P 1 101 Binya: "Merribee" Homestead March 1976 P 1 102 Binya: "Merribee" Homestead March 1976 P 1 103 Binya: "Merribee" Homestead March 1976 P 1 104 Binya: "Merribee" Homestead March 1976 P 1 105 Binya: "Merribee" Homestead - Stables March 1976 P 1 106 Binya: "Merribee" Stockyards March 1976 P 1 107 Near Hillston: Old Wallanthry Store [1862] April 1976 P 1 108 Near Hillston: Photo of Hotel which stood opposite Old April 1976 P Wallanthry Store 1 109 Near Hillston: Old Wallanthry Store April 1976 P 1 110 Near Hillston: Old Wallanthry Store April 1976 P 1 111 Near Hillston: Old Wallanthry Store [1862] April 1976 P 1 112 Griffith: Old Bagtown Cemetery April 1976 P 1 113 Griffith: Old Bagtown Cemetery April 1976 P 1 114 Griffith: Old Bagtown Cemetery April 1976 P 1 115 Darlington Point: Oldest House April 1976 P 1 116 Darlington Point: Original Police Station/Court House June 1976 P 117 Darlington Point: Original Police Station/Court House June 1976 P 1 118 Darrlington Point: Original Police Station/Court House June 1976 P 1 119 Darlington Point: former Warangesda Aboriginal Mission - Church June 1976 P 1 120 Darlington Point: former Warangesda Aboriginal Mission - Church June 1976 P 1 121 Darlington Point: former Warangesda Aboriginal Mission - School June 1976 P 1 122 Darlington Point: former Warangesda Aboriginal Mission - June 1976 P Homestead 1 123 Binya: Oxley's Memorial June 1976 P 1 124 Whitton: Rankin Springs former Coach Route/Stock Route Sign June 1976 P 1 125 Whitton: Bridge ruins over creek June 1976 P 1 126 Whitton: Bridge ruins over creek June 1976 P 1 127 Whitton: Bridge ruins over creek June 1976 P 1 128 Whitton: Old Wooden Mileposts June 1976 P 1 129 Whitton: Old Wooden Mileposts June 1976 P printed 30/07/2018 3:01:40 PM Charles Sturt University Regional Archives Page 4 of 14 Agency: Riverina Regional Committee (National Trust) RW 16 Box Item Item Date Loc No No 1 130 Whitton: Old Wooden Mileposts June 1976 P 1 131 Whitton: Chimney - first Rankin Springs Hotel [demolished] June 1976 P 1 132 Rankin Springs: Rankin Springs Hotel Ruins June 1976 P 1 133 Rankin Springs: Rankin Springs Hotel Ruins June 1976 P 1 134 Rankin Springs: Rankin Springs Hotel Ruins June 1976 P 1 135 Rankin Springs: Rankin Springs Hotel Ruins June 1976 P 1 136 Rankin Springs: Rankin Springs Hotel Ruins June 1976 P 1 137 Rankin Springs: Rankin Springs Hotel Ruins June 1976 P 1 138 Rankin Springs: Rankin Springs Hotel Ruins June 1976 P 1 139 Rankin Springs: Rankin Springs Hotel Ruins June 1976 P 1 140 Rankin Springs: Rankin Springs Hotel Ruins June 1976 P 1 141 Rankin Springs: Rankin Springs Hotel Ruins June 1976 P 1 142 Rankin Springs: Rankin Springs Hotel - photos of original June 1976 P 1 143 Rankin Springs: Rankin Springs Hotel - photos of original June 1976 P 1 144 Rankin Springs: Rankin Springs Hotel - photos of original June 1976 P 1 145 Rankin Springs: Ramkin Springs Hotel - nearby graveyard June 1976 P 1 146 Rankin Springs: Rankin Springs Hotel - nearby graveuard June 1976 P 1 147 Leeton: Water Towers June 1976 P 1 148 Yanco: Agricultural High School n.d.
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