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                                                     Herberton Historic Village   -   Photos

The village owes its existence firstly to Herberton’s pioneers and then to a long list of dedicated residents who followed them. It exists today because of two couples – inspired collector Harry Skennar and his wife Ellen and owners Craig and Connie Kimberley who continue the tradition and restoration with the support of the local community.

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Tin Pannikin Pub	Debbie & Carole in the Tin Pannikin Pub	Ruston Engines	The Coach House - Cobb & Co Coach
The Coach House - Horse drawn Hearse	The Coach House - Horse drawn Hearse	Saddler shop	Blacksmith - Farrier
Lines of old cars	Lines of old cars	T Model Ford in working condition	Harley Davidson in working condition
Indian motorbike	Lines of CAT bulldozers	Lines of CAT bulldozers	Line of old steam tractors
Butcher shop	Debbie & Carole exploring the village	The Pharmacy	The Pharmacy
The Pharmacy	The Pharmacy	Village view from the the cafe	Carole outside Camera shop
Looking south past the fire truck to the garage	Slab hut	Bedroom in slab hut	Lounge room in slab hut
Milk cart	Sewing machines	Coach and Livery Stable	Elderslie House
Collection of everything	Well to do kitchen	Well to do kitchen	Police display
Police display	Police display	Line of tractors	John Deere display
Lineup of cars and trucks	Lineup of cars and trucks	Lineup of cars and trucks	Ford Blitz wagon
Ford Blitz wagon	Ford Blitz wagon	Dining room Elderslie House	Sitting room Elderslie House
Elderslie House	Elderslie House	Bedroom Elderslie House

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