Reconstructed Reedy Creek Inn
Source: Scotty Poll
Reconstructed Reedy Creek Inn
Source: Scotty Poll
The old Stone House at Ulan was located near today's Ulan mine's No 3 gate entry. It was also known as the Old Ulan Stone Inn.
The building was last lived in by Rowan Dorell in the 1970s when Mick Perring delivered groceries to her from Loneragans, Gulgong.
The inn was relocated to the grounds of the Gulgong Pioneers Museum. Alan Francis, Chris Fitzgerald and Sid Tyrell were the bricklayers.
Reconstruction of Reedy Creek Inn
Source: Gulgong Pioneers Museum
Reconstruction of Reedy Creek Inn
Source: Gulgong Pioneers Museum
Reconstruction of Reedy Creek Inn
Source: Gulgong Pioneers Museum
Reconstruction of Reedy Creek Inn
Source: Gulgong Pioneers Museum
Reconstruction of Reedy Creek Inn
Source: Gulgong Pioneers Museum
Reconstruction of Reedy Creek Inn
Source: Gulgong Pioneers Museum
Reconstruction of Reedy Creek Inn
Source: Gulgong Pioneers Museum
Reconstruction of Reedy Creek Inn
Source: Gulgong Pioneers Museum
Reconstruction of Reedy Creek Inn
Source: Gulgong Pioneers Museum
Reconstruction of Reedy Creek Inn
Source: Gulgong Pioneers Museum
Reconstruction of Reedy Creek Inn
Source: Gulgong Pioneers Museum
Reconstruction of Reedy Creek Inn
Source: Gulgong Pioneers Museum
Reconstruction of Reedy Creek Inn
Source: Gulgong Pioneers Museum
Reconstruction of Reedy Creek Inn
Source: Gulgong Pioneers Museum
John McDonald 1800-1868
Catherine McDonald (nee McKay) 1790-1877
Interred with others near the original site of this building
Migrated from Scotland with their children 1838
First licensee of the "Reedy Ck" Inn, Meeting Place
of Robinson, McKay and other old Ulan pioneers
Plaque from the Inn building
Source: Gulgong Pioneers Museum
"The Reedy Creek Inn"
The reconstruction of this building had been made possible by the generous donation of her former home by Miss Rowan Dorrell
The Inn was built in Ulan in 1850
Officially opened for the public to enjoy by Miss Rowan Dorrell on Sunday 30th May 1982
Plaque from the Inn building
Source: Gulgong Pioneers Museum
