Ex-convict John Wilson first laid European eyes on the Goulburn Downs in 1798, but it would be another 20 years before explorer Hamilton Hume discovered Lake Bathurst in 1818.

Governor Macquarie explored the country in 1820 and declared it the Goulburn Plains, in honour of Henry Goulburn, the Secretary of State for War and Colonies of the time.

Great place to have a Hot Rod event, good weather too!

- Jan, Orange NSW

Glenholme Antiques & Collectables

A wonderful selection of quality wares.

Glenholme Antiques & collectables in Goulburn is the place to go for antiques, old wares, collectables old and new, bric-a-brac & decorative items. A little shop with its own style.

Open Wednesday to Sunday 10am-5pm.

See MAP for location of Glenholme Antiques & Collectables in Goulburn

Contact Details

119A Clinton Street
Goulburn NSW 2580

Telephone: (02) 4822 1455

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