Golden Gully and Archway

Golden Gully and Archway is a heritage-listed former mining and now pastoral property at Golden Gully, Hill End in the Central West region of New South Wales, Australia. It was built by European and Chinese gold miners. It was added to the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 2 April 1999.

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614 - Golden Gully and Archway - Spire and Grand Arch. (5045503b6)

614 - Golden Gully and Archway - Horizontal tunnels driven into the bank following leads of gold concentrates. (5045503b4)

614 - Golden Gully and Archway - Horizontal tunnel shafts. (5045503b2)

614 - Golden Gully and Archway - PCO Plan Number 614 (5045503p1)

614 - Golden Gully and Archway - Sculptured organ pipe formations. (5045503b5)

614 - Golden Gully and Archway - The Grand Arch is approximatley 5 metres in diameter. (5045503b3)

614 - Golden Gully and Archway - The Grand Arch. (5045503b1)

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		614 - Golden Gully and Archway - Spire and Grand Arch. (5045503b6)		Commons
commons	image		614 - Golden Gully and Archway - Horizontal tunnels driven into the bank following leads of gold concentrates. (5045503b4)		Commons
commons	image		614 - Golden Gully and Archway - Horizontal tunnel shafts. (5045503b2)		Commons
commons	image		614 - Golden Gully and Archway - PCO Plan Number 614 (5045503p1)		Commons
commons	image		614 - Golden Gully and Archway - Sculptured organ pipe formations. (5045503b5)		Commons
commons	image		614 - Golden Gully and Archway - The Grand Arch is approximatley 5 metres in diameter. (5045503b3)		Commons
commons	image		614 - Golden Gully and Archway - The Grand Arch. (5045503b1)		Commons