Whroo Historic Reserve

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Rushworth, Australia 3612
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.7 km south of Rushworth, along Whroo Rd, is Whroo Historic Reserve (65 hectares) which represents the remnants of what was once a thriving gold mining town of 1000 people and 139 buildings.
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Apr 17, 2009
I lived in Rushworth for 12 years and i would always ask mum and dad if we could go to Whroo when my cousins came to stay. It is filled with history, but i really just loved going down the stairs into the mine and through the scary tunnel. Visitors can still see the 25-metre deep open-cut mine on the hill. To the south of the hill is the site of the mine owner's homestead. Four large pine trees remain from his 4-acre garden. A row of sugar gums marks the site of a mechanics institute where balls were held on moonlit nights (owing to the lack of electricity) from 1859 to 1955
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