Wirrabara The Hotel Built In Local Stone In 1875 Wallpaper Collections

Wirrabara. The Hotel. Built in local stone in 1875.

Wirrabara. The evocative and brilliant silo art of Sam Bates. Depicts the red capped robin of the Wirrabara state forests and a forester with his axe and a robin on his shoulder. .

Wirrabara silo art. The pretty red capped robin contrasting with the muted colours of the Wirrabara forests. Artist Sam Bates of Melbourne.

Wirrabara. Silo art on the silos that once stood beside the railway station. Artist was Sam Bates alias Smug of Melbourne.

Wirrabara. Side view of the Wirrabara Hotel built and licensed in 1875.

Wirrabara. Stained glass window in the Wirrabara Catholic Church.

Wirrabara. The eastern side of the Catholic Church. Built from 1930 and consecrated 1934.

Wirrabara. Beautiful stained glass window in the Catholic Church for Amie Raftern. From the 1930s.

Wirrabara. Beautiful stained glass window in the Wirrabara Catholic Church.

Wirrabara. Memorial windows in stained glass for Richard Cummins and Caroline Peacock in the WIrrabara Catholic Church. Buillt in 1931.

Wirrabara. The original state school built in 1879. It was replaced with a new brick school in 1921 further along East Terrace. It has been a residence since 1921.

Wirrabara. The western side of the Catholic Church. Built from 1930 and consecrated 1934.

Laura. The fine Catholic church. Land obtained 1873 church built 1877 and convent added too. Church demolished 1929 when this church was erected.

Wirrabara. The old SAR South Australian Railways station sign. The railway reached here in 1910. Beyond a railway ganger's maintenance car.

Wirrabara . The interior of the fine Catholic Church. Foundation stone 1930 and church consecrated 1934.

Laura. The Laura Milling Company flourmill was built in 1878. Fire destroyed most of it in 2015. It only closed in the 1970s.

Wirrabara. As the sign says a Fairmont Model ST2 railway ganger's maintenance car. Used on the line to Wilmington until around 1989.

Wirrabara. Stained glass memorial windows for Teo Smith and Veronica Cobiac. In the 1931 built Catholic Church.

Wirrabara. The old pedal organ in the Catholic Church.

Wirrabara. The 1884 Institute closed 1912. It was vacant and then a furniture shop for decades. In 1964 it was converted into an Anglican Church. The 1908 foundation stone was used from an earlier Anglican church .