- Museums, old world charm and 19th century heritage sites tell the story of early life in Upper Hunter Country
- Spend the night in a 19th Century homestead Segenhoe Inn in Aberdeen
- Pay respect to the 12th Light Horse Regiment in Murrurundi
- See the building that the famous author, Mark Twain, stayed overnight in when visiting Scone for a lecture at the School of Arts
- View old relics of yesteryear in the Historical Museums of Merriwa, Muswellbrook, Murrurundi and Scone
- Track the exploits of our own Australian Stock Horse in the memorabilia section of the Australian Stock Horse Society Head Office in Scone
- Following the town walks will reveal many of the historic buildings dating back to the 1850’s onwards that were built as the towns grew and and prospered. The whole village of Cassilis is heritage listed.
- Find all of our historical bridges across the Upper Hunter, from the Trussed Cable Suspension Allan Bridge to the timber swinging footbridges in Murrurundi and Moonan Flat
