Located at Suggan Buggan village on the side of the Barry Way, generally easily accessible. Shown on the Jacobs River map at 179094.
History
An incredibly old building, built about 1861 from shingles, by the O'Rourke family, the first settlers in this incredibly beautiful valley.
The building was restored with the original native pine shingles in the middle 1970's. Famous for its more famous visitors, including Geoffrey Blaimey who mentioned it in one of his Federation Speeches.
Construction
All timber, now in good condition.
Caretakers
References
Hueneke Pp 221, 241.