Lithgow Attractions
is a fine sandstone building built in 1841 by Thomas Brown who first discovered the Lithgow coal seam. It houses a collection of nineteenth century furniture and industrial implements.
Cradled by heavily wooded hills, offering the fishing and boating enthusiast a delightful opportunity to enjoy mountain scenery at its best. Lake Lyell has boat ramps and skiing is allowed.
A system of railway tunnels, cuttings and stone viaducts built between 1866 and 1869 to overcome the descent from the Blue Mountains. It ceased to operate in 1910 but tourist trains now run on week...
