Photo Gallery
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- Cundletown Police Station 1870
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- Cundletown Dock Yard
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- Cundletown Post Office 1893
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- Cundletown School 1892
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- Cundletown to Durmaresq Island Punt
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- National Hotel Cundletown
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- Peters Factory Railway Pde Taree
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- Waiting at Cundletown to go to Farquher Park for a picnic C. 1900
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- Aerial View Lower Manning Dairy Co-Op – Pitt Street Taree
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- Aerial View – Peters Factory – Railway Pde, Taree
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- Lower Manning Dairy Co-Op vessel Sunrise at Mitchells Island Factory
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- Lower Manning Dairy Co-Op Factory – Pitt St, Taree
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- Government Wharf Cundletown late 1800’s – showing section of the river bank, including slipway and other buildings
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- Cooloon Built Langley Vale by W. Langley – wrecked Harrington
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- Mr Bob Coleman (Benifactor & Patron) & President Mrs Margaret Love at the unveiling of the Coleman Pavilion. Photo courtesy Manning River Times Taree
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- Cafe area available for functions – Bookings required
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- Overview of a section of the displays in the Museum
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- Overview of Pavilion display showing various items of horse drawn farm equipment
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- Frank in his general store at Cundletown Museum
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- Daisy in the dairy and bails display
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- Selection of craft for sale at the Museum. Some is exclusive to this Museum
Poetry
My New Home – Henry Kendall
My new home is a place of gracious green-ness, a land of soft cool lawns falling away into crescents of radiant river. I write this in sight of a stream whose beauty makes the heart ache. South and west of me lies a spacious tract – a great yellow sea of growing maize dotted here and there with smug, comfortable looking dwelling houses. North and east are vast clear grassy plains running away into a background of remote forest. In the distant west, far beyond the flash and ring of the river, stands a magnificent range of mountains; and the stately peaks of these complete a picture of marvellous beauty.
Extract taken from a newspaper article written while Kendall was living in Cundletown in 1881.