Subject: Hill End retains a unique collection of buildings, relics, artefacts, structures, archaeological sites and landscape elements which are, individually and collectively, of outstanding architectural, aesthetic and research value.
Photographer: C Allen
Copyright owner: C Allen
Date: 02/05/1997
Subject: The Royal Hotel built in 1872 is the only operating hotel remaining in Hill End. At the height of the rush in the 1870s it was one of 27 hotels servicing a population of 8,000 people.
Photographer: C Allen
Copyright owner: C Allen
Date: 02/05/1997
Subject: Looking down Beyers Avenue (the main street) from the verandah of the Royal Hotel. At the height of the 1870s gold rush this would have been crammed with shops and dwellings.
Photographer: C Allen
Copyright owner: C Allen
Date: 02/05/1997
Subject: The former Hill End hospital, built in 1873, is now used as the National Parks and Wildlife Sevice visitor's centre. National Parks and Wildlife currently manage the site to maintain its heritage values.
Photographer: C Allen
Copyright owner: C Allen
Date: 02/05/1997
Subject: Built in c. 1872, the General Grocer and Produce Store is one of the best known and most depicted buildings in Hill End.
Photographer: C Allen
Copyright owner: C Allen
Date: 02/05/1997
Subject: SHR Plan No 2949
Photographer: Heritage Division
Copyright owner: Heritage Council of NSW
Date: 02/04/1999
