Wentworth Captain John Egge Statue John Egge was born in Shanghai China in 1830. As a young man he worked on a sampan on the Yangtze River. At the age of 16…
Wentworth Church of St Francis Xavier The Church of St Francis Xavier is the first Roman Catholic Church built along the Darling River and the second church…
Mungo Rosewood picnic area Pause for a picnic with the park's galahs and willy wagtails at Rosewood rest area. Listen for the butcherbirds' flute…
Wentworth Ferguson Tractor Monument The 'little grey' TEA20 Fergie tractor wrote itself into local history books through the integral part it played in saving…
Wentworth Crown Hotel Wentworth Originally opened on July 1, 1861, the Crown Hotel has been a favoured part of the Wentworth scenery for generations of…
Wentworth Wentworth Wharf The Wentworth wharf was constructed of local timber in 1879, enabling the mooring, maintenance, loading and unloading or…
Wentworth Rufus River It was Captain Charles Sturt who named the Rufus River, apparently in honour of his 'friend McLeahy's redhead'.
Wentworth Lock 10 and Weir Restaurant Lock 10 and Weir Restaurant is set in a beautiful building steeped in Wentworth Heritage and surrounded by lovely vines. …
Wentworth Junction Island Nature Reserve, Canoe Tree and Walking Track The Junction Island Nature Reserve and Walking Track is the shoal of land between the Darling and Murray Rivers. Take a…
Wentworth Riverboat Rod’s Model Paddle Steamer Display Come and check out what is possibly the largest and only Model Paddlesteamer collection of its kind in the entire world,…
Wentworth PS Ruby Wentworth Built at Morgan, S.A., in 1907, she was the 4th paddle-steamer to be called 'Ruby'. She transported passengers and cargo…
Wentworth Wentworth Pioneer Museum Wentworth Pioneer Museum houses an interesting historic collection of much of Wentworth's heritage.
