Morton's Welcome Inn was built by convict Michael Morton in 1850 as a replica of his home in Ireland. The building was a home for Morton's family of eight, a provisions store and also a public bar for miners (licenced 1866-83). The impressive stone building is still standing in the bush not far from Dunolly and is definitely a must-see.
Due to its age, the structure of the building is unstable - for your own safety, do not enter.
SIMILAR PLACES NEARBY
- Bell's Cottage - This beautiful stone cottage lies on the outskirts of Tarnagulla.
Built in 1937 by WW1 veteran Herbert Bell before he served in WW2, the
cottage is an impressive testament to Bell's determination and hard
work.
- Maryborough Mud Brick Hut -
This curious mud brick hut was built in the 1980s as a project to
demonstrate how mud brick could be used in low rainfall areas to build
low cost homes. The hut is in excellent condition and well worth a
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