The Farmers Home Hotel under demolition in 1936. Picture: Northern Star
“If walls could speak, what tales these pictured here might tell!,” reported the Lismore newspaper.
The old timber inn was opened by Charles Roffey in 1889 near the public wharf on the Wilson River at Gundurimba.
The inn was located on Wharf Road, off the main road to Casino, on what is today the Bruxner Highway.
The Farmers’ Home ceased trading on June 17, 1911, before its eventual demolition in 1936.
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