Parkerville. Gazetted in 1895, Parkerville came about because of the Eastern Railway. It had a pub, quarries, stores, a hall and school. This walk takes in the 1901 General Store, the Hall (1922), the Quarries (1895), then the second School (1899), so-called ‘Aboriginal Rock Art’ on the old Railway Reserve, the site of the former Railway Station and Station-Master’s house, the Parkerville Tavern (1902), original working men’s cottages and back to the General Store (parking area).
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