Dungog Town Walk

198 Dowling Street, Dungog, NSW, 2420

Experience Details

Take a walk along Dowling Street and view the many historic and beautiful buildings. Blue plaques on many buildings around Dungog will take you on a self-guided walk featuring historic buildings and other significant sites. Some of the highlights include the Dungog Inn (211 Dowling Street and probably Dungog's oldest building), the former School of Arts (105 Dowling Street and now the home of the Dungog Historical Museum), the James Theatre (6 Brown Street) and Coolalie (206 Dowling Street). Take the self guided walk and read the history and what was on the site before.

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198 Dowling Street, Dungog, NSW, 2420

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Carpark - NSW - Tourism Hunter - Picnic Area - Public Toilet

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