Raglan Gallery
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Overview
9-11 Lambie Street Cooma, New South Wales 2630The Raglan is a hidden gem in Cooma in historical Lambie Street, a lovely heritage building on the route to Mt Kosciuszko. Displays diverse, unique and affordable work of artists of the Snowy Mountains and Monaro.
t: view phone(02) 6452 3377
Description
Take a walk along tree-lined Lambie Street, through 150 years of history. This is where Cooma began. The Lord Raglan Inn was built in 1854 by the Hain family, and is the oldest remaining building in Lambie Street.
In 1860 it became the first bank in Cooma, serving the gold miners seeking their fortunes at the Kiandra goldfields. Now this lovely building is a heritage site, and the garden contains trees aged over 100 years.
It is also home to the Raglan Gallery & Cultural Centre, which features the work of Snowy Mountains and Monaro artists – their
paintings, ceramics, prints, photographs, sculptures, jewellery, craft, poetry and books.
www.raglangallery.org.au
9-11 LAMBIE STREET COOMA 2630
Ph: (02) 6452 3377
Open Wednesday to Sunday, 9.30am - 4.30pm
Photo Gallery
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