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And while you’re in town, don’t forget to sample Barellan’s community owned and locally brewed Golden Grain Beer which is available on tap at the Commercial Hotel and War Memorial Club (locals tip – you can purchase a 2 litre bottle to take home).
Barellan, Club
Location: 62 Bendee Street, Barellan 2700 Phone: (02) 6963 9301 Open 7 days. Friendly atmosphere. Everyone welcome. Chinese restaurant open Thursday to Sunday nights 6:00pm-9:00pm. Bowling Green available for social or comps. Tennis Courts available. Functions catered for. Website
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Location: 55 Mulga St The Barellan Swimming Pool featuring a 25m 6 lane pool, was opened on the 6th of February 1965 and provides a pleasant, shady, safe and happy environment for the Barellan community and visiting children and adults alike during the summer months. The pool facility features a baby’s pool with covered area, a well-stocked kiosk serving espresso coffee, hot food, snacks and drinks and free BBQ facilities are available. The pool opens at the end of October and closes at the end of March each year. The “Borrow A Bike” Barellan experience can also be organised from the Barellan Swimming Pool or phone Heather on 0429 639 371.
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Location: Yapunyah Street The Country Women’s Association Rest House in Barellan, dating from July 1924, is of State significance for being one of the first ‘CWA rest houses’ purpose-built by local country women in Australia. The name ‘rest room’ has often been confusing to outsiders, who have seen it as a coy term for public lavatories. But what the women of the CWA were creating in their rest rooms was a home away from home, where they could put their feet up, allow the kids to roam free, make a cup of tea and conduct meetings in dignity and comfort. The rooms certainly contained clean toilet facilities but went far beyond this.
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Location: Yapunyah Street Saltbush Bill accompanies the Barellan Museum sign. He is a cartoon character created by Jolliffee depicting a sheep drover with whip in hand and best mate at foot. You can read all about this iconic character in the Barellan Museum.