Museum of the Riverina: what’s on

By Michelle Maddison
April 21 2018 - 9:30am
BAKERY: Kelso Bakery staff Myra Boyton, Joan Jack and Nita Campbell in the 1950s. Picture: Museum of the Riverina, Daily Advertiser collection
BAKERY: Kelso Bakery staff Myra Boyton, Joan Jack and Nita Campbell in the 1950s. Picture: Museum of the Riverina, Daily Advertiser collection

Visitors to Wagga and locals alike, often stop to admire the tree-lined elegance of Gurwood Street, one of the city’s most distinctive and historic streetscapes. Now, those wanting to learn more about one of Wagga’s oldest streets, can discover some of Gurwood Street’s stories, and get up close to a range of artefacts which chronicle the history of this remarkable street.  People & Place: Gurwood Street is a new semi-permanent exhibition on display at the Museum’s Botanic Gardens site.  

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