Garroorigang Historic Home - Goulburn
Garroorigang Historic Home was built in 1857 and served first as an inn on the road to the Araluen goldfields.
In 1868 it was purchased by Samuel Belcher, and English classics master who had emigrated to Goulburn in 1862 and who established in the homestead a private school for the "sons of gentlemen". The school operated until 1883 during which time a number of distinguished Australians received their early education under Belcher. As a result of marriage the homestead became the private home of the Hume family, collateral descendants of the explorer, Hamilton Hume.
Garroorigang is unique for its original intact collection of early Australian colonial and Victorian furnishings reflecting its 150 years of living history.
Personally guided tours through the home and gardens are provided by members of the family. Coaches and groups by appointment.
Parking is available inside the homestead grounds, including for coaches.
Facilities for Garroorigang Historic Home
- Car park
- Coach Parking
- Access With Assistance for the Disabled
- Parking for the Disabled
- Guide
- Picnic Area
- Public Toilet
- Shaded Area
- Sheltered Area
- Shop
Experiences around Goulburn
- Cultural
- Educational Tourism
- Historic/Heritage
