The Heroes Larrikins and Visionaries of Broken Hill Walk
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Broken Hill NSW 2880
The Heroes, Larrikins and Visionaries of Broken Hill Walk is a 1.7 kilometre easy walk from the Railway Station to Billygoat Hill. Stroll through some of the city's most diverse and interesting areas, soak up the history, culture and notoriety that gave the Silver City its unique character.
Meet along the way Broken Hill's first lady blacksmith, the world's tiniest mine worker, world famous singers, writers, poets, artists, actors, gamblers, cheats, heroes and battlers, from Chips Rafferty to June Bronhill, Shorty O'Neill to Dame Mary Gilmore. You'll be surprised who you meet in an hour's stroll around town. A map (including a certificate) are available from the Visitor Information Centre free of charge.
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