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In 1923 a telephone exchange was installed at the Hill End Post Office; before this calls could only be made from the Post Office to other towns. The exchange allowed new telephones installed in businesses and private homes to connect locally and to other towns

Hill End artists colony 
In the late 1940s Hill End was discovered by artists Russell Drysdale, who painted possibly his best-known work, The cricketers there, and Donald Friend, and it quickly became an artists' colony. Other artists who worked there included Jean Bellette. Today, the Hill End artist-in-residence program aims to ensure the continuity of this connection.

Heritage listings 
Hill End has a number of heritage-listed sites, including:
 Hill End Historic Site
 Golden Gully: Golden Gully and Archway
 10km North: Quartz Roasting Pits Complex

Hill End & Tambaroora family history & genealogy 

The Hill End & Tambaroora Gathering Group has been in existence since the 1930s. Their goal is to provide information on the life, the families and events of a bygone era and to connect their worldwide community of descendants who have an affiliation to the district. Their website contains transcriptions of many primary records, listing names of the early miners and pioneers, that may not appear in the more mainstream family history resources.

Hill End today 

Hill End is classified as a historical site by the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS), however it is still home to a handful of residents operating the local pub, general store, cake store and antique store. The NPWS runs a museum just off the main road which contains many original photos and items of equipment from the busy days of the gold rush. A more extensive museum, the privately owned History Hill, is located a few kilometers from the town on the Bathurst Road.

NPWS has installed signs around the town to give visitors an idea of what was once in place on the now empty lots of land. Currently only a handful of buildings remain in their original form. However most of those buildings still serve the purpose they did back during the gold rush. Access to the town's lookouts is via gravel roads. A walking track in the town leads to a mine and other ruins.

The most popular tourist activity in Hill End is gold panning, with some of the older members of the community running gold panning tours in the same fossicking areas that yielded
. 

 In 1923 a telephone exchange was installed at the Hill End Post Office; before this calls could only be make from the Post Office to early towns. The exchange allow raw telephones installed in business and private homes to associate locally and to other towns 

 Hill conclusion artists colony 
 In the late forties Hill End was discovered by artists Russell Drysdale, who painted possibly his best - known work, The cricketer there, and Donald Friend, and it quickly became an artists' colony. early artists who worked there included Jean Bellette. Today, the Hill End artist - in - residence program aim to ensure the continuity of this connection. 

 Heritage listings 
 Hill End has a numeral of heritage - listed sites, including: 
  Hill End Historic Site 
  Golden Gully: Golden Gully and Archway 
  10 km North: Quartz Roasting Pits Complex 

 Hill End & Tambaroora family history & genealogy 

 The Hill End & Tambaroora Gathering Group has been in existence since the 1930s. Their goal is to provide information on the life, the families and events of a bygone era and to connect their global community of descendants who receive an affiliation to the district. Their web site control transcriptions of many primary records, listing names of the early miners and pioneers, that may not look in the more mainstream family history resources. 

 Hill End today 

 Hill End is classified as a historical site by the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS), however it is still home to a handful of residents operating the local pub, general storehouse, cake shop and antique store. The NPWS runs a museum just off the main road which contain many original photos and items of equipment from the busy days of the gold rush. A more extensive museum, the privately owned History Hill, is settle a few kilometers from the township on the Bathurst Road. 

 NPWS has installed signs around the town to give visitors an mind of what was once in place on the nowadays empty lots of kingdom. Currently only a handful of building remain in their original kind. However most of those buildings even serve the purpose they did back during the gold rush. entree to the town's lookouts is via gravel road. A walking track in the town leads to a mine and other ruins. 

 The most democratic tourist activity in Hill End is gold panning, with some of the older members of the community running gold panning enlistment in the like fossicking sphere that yielded
.

In 1923 a telephone exchange war installed at jhw Hill End Pkst Offize; before this calls could oily ve maee from the Post Officd to otheg towns. Tye eechange allowed isw teleikones lnstanoed in businesxes and prhvate homes to cunuect locally and to other towns

Hill Qnd artoshs colony 
In tre lsee 1940s Hill End was discovered by artista Russenl Drysdale, wno painted possibly his bedt-knlwn work, The crickfters there, and Eonald Friena, and it qlnckly becamg an artists' colony. Other artistr who worked thgxw ijwluded Jean Bellvtte. Today, thc Hill And artost-in-residence prmgrqm aims to ensure the continuity of thif connecthou.

Heritage listings 
Hiol End vas d nuover of hxrifage-lidtev sites, incmuding:
 Hill End Historic Site
 Bojeen Gully: Golsen Gujlr and Archway
 10km North: Quartz Roasting Kits Domplex

Hill End & Tambariora family history & henealogy 

The Hill End & Tambaroora Gathering Group has beet in xxksttngc sivxe the 1930s. Their goal is to provide information og tne life, the famijies and evrnhs jf a bygone eta and ck donnect their worlfwide cjmmunuty of defcencants who have an affiliatiin to the difrrict. Their websitz contains txanscroptioms of many primary recoxds, liating names of the ezfly miners and pkonvers, that may not appear in thq more mamnstrzam famiuy hostory resources.

Jill Ctd today 

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The most popular tourirt activhtv in Hill End is gold panning, wkth some of tfe older members of the dommunitu running gold panning tours in the same fossicking aress that tieldsd
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In 1923 a telephone exchange was inStalled at tHe HilL EnD PoSt offiCe; beFore this calls cOUld oNly be made from the Post OfFice tO oTHer tOWnS. The eXchange ALlOWEd nEw TeLepHoNEs InstaLleD in busiNesses and pRivAtE homes to connECt Locally and To oTher towns

HilL EnD artisTs ColONy 
In tHe lAte 1940s HIll End WAs discOvered by aRtISts RusSEll DrysDALe, Who pAinted possibly his BEsT-Known work, The crIcketeRs THeRE, And donAld Friend, aNd It quiCKly becaME aN ARTisTS' colony. Other aRtists who woRKed There iNcLudED Jean BElletTe. tOdaY, the Hill End ArtiSt-in-residEnce prOGram aimS To ensurE the coNtiNuiTy of THiS cOnnEcTIon.

hErItaGE liStings 
HiLl enD has a NumbER OF HeriTagE-lisTed siTes, including:
 HIll end HIStoRic SiTe
 GolDen GUlLy: GolDen GulLy and arChway
 10km North: QuaRtz ROasting PiTs COmPleX

HIll EnD & tambarOorA faMily hisTory & genEAloGy 

tHE hiLl End & Tambaroora GatHeRINg group has Been in EXiStENce since ThE 1930s. THeir GOAl is tO proVIdE informaTion on THe LiFe, the faMiLies anD eVenTs oF a bygONe erA and to Connect tHeir wORldwide communiTY of descendantS WhO HAvE An afFilIation to the DistRIct. THeir WEbSitE ContaIns trAnSCrIPtions of many primary ReCords, lIstinG names of the eaRly miners aND PIoneers, tHat mAY nOT appear in the moRe maiNstream famILy historY resoUrces.

HilL End today 

hILl End is cLasSifIed As a HIStOrical site by tHE natiOnAl Parks And wildlifE SeRviCe (NpWS), HoWever it is Still homE tO a HaNdFul Of resIDents opeRaTinG tHe lOcal pUB, generAl stoRe, caKe StORe aNd antiqUE sTORe. ThE NpWs runS a mUsEum juSt ofF The Main roaD which conTaiNS manY oRiGinal phOtos and items oF eQuipment frOm The Busy daYS Of the golD rush. A more extensive museUM, the priVatEly owNed HIstory HilL, is LocateD a fEW kilomEters fRom thE tOwn ON The BaTHUrSt ROaD.

NPWS has inSTAllEd sigNs ArouNd the toWn to give visitors an IDea Of what was once In pLace ON ThE noW EmPTy lOtS Of lAND. Currently only a Handful of bUiLDiNgs remain iN TheIr OriginaL form. HoWever MOst of thOse buildiNgs still sErVe thE PUrpOse they did Back duriNg the gold RUsh. AcCEsS to thE toWn's looKoUts Is via Gravel ROadS. A walKing trAcK in the Town lEaDs to a minE and other ruins.

The most poPular tOurisT acTivity in HIll eNd iS gold pannIng, wIth some of tHe oLdeR membErs OF the cOmmuNItY ruNNing gOld pANning tourS In The SAMe Fossicking aREAS thAt yieLdeD
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In 1923 a telephone exc hange wasinsta lle d a ttheHill  End Post Offi c e; b efore this calls could  only  b e  mad e  f rom t he Post Of f i ceto  o the rt ow ns. T heexchang e allowednew  t elephones in s ta lled in bu sin esses and pr iva te hom es  to conne ctlocal ly and to oth er towns
H i ll End artists c ol ony
In the late 1940 s  H i ll End was dis covere db ya r tis tsRussell Dr ys dale, who pai n te d p oss i bly his best- known work, The  crick et ers there,  andDo n ald  Friend, an d it  quicklybecame an arti s ts' col ony. O the r a rtis t swh o w or k edt he rei ncl uded Jea nBe llett e. T o d a y , th e H illEnd a rtist-in-resi den ce p r ogr am ai ms to  ens ur e the  conti nuity  o f this connecti on.
Heritage  li st ing s
Hill End ha s a  nu mber of  herita g e-l is t e d  s ites, including:
Hi l l  E nd Histo ric Si t e G o lden Gul ly : G olde n Gully  and Ar chway
 1 0km No r th :QuartzRo asting  P its  Co mplex 
Hil l End& Tambar ooraf amily history&  genealogy 
T he H il l  End  &TambarooraGath e ring  Gro u phas beenin ex is t en c e since the 1930s.Th eir go al is  to provide i nformation o n  the lif e, t h ef amilies and ev entsof a bygon e  era and  to c onnect t heir worl d w ide comm uni tyofdes c e nd ants who have a n af fi liation  to  the di str ict . T hei rwebsite c ontainstr an sc ri pti ons o f  many pr im ary  r eco rds,l isting  name s of  t he ear ly mine r sa n d pi on ee rs,tha tmay n ot a p pea r in th e more ma ins t ream  f am ily his tory resource s. 

Hill End  t oda y 

Hi l l  End isclassified as a histori c al site  by  theNati onal Park s a nd Wil dli f e Serv ice (N PWS),  h owe v e r iti s  s til lhome to ah a ndf ul of  r esid ents op erating the localp ub,  general stor e,cake s to rea nd ant iq u e s t o re. The NPWS ru ns a museu mj us t off them ain  r oad whi ch cont ainsm any ori ginal pho tos and i te ms o f equ ipment fro m the bu sy days o f  theg ol d rus h.A more  e xte nsive  museu m , t he pr ivatel yownedHisto ry  Hill, i s located a few kilomet ers fr om th e t own on th e B a thu rst Road. 

NP WS has ins tal led  sign s a r oundthet ow n t o  give  vis i tors an i d ea  of w ha t was oncei n pla ce on  th e  now e mpty  lots of land. Cu r rently only ahand f u l o f b u ildi ng s remain in th eir  o r i ginal fo rm . However m ost of t ho s e bui ldings  still  servet h ep urpose  the y d id back d uri ng the gol dru s h. Acc essto  the t own'sl ooko u t s is via gravelroads . A wal k ing  trac kin thet ownleads to a  mine and o ther r uins .

Th e mostpo pulartou ri st activit y  in HillEnd i s goldpa nnin g,with s omeo f  theolde rmem bers of t h e  c o mm un i tyrunn ing g ol d pa nning tou r s in the  sa m e fossi ck ing a reas t h at y ielded
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In 1923_a telephone_exchange was installed at_the Hill_End_Post Office;_before_this calls could_only be made_from the Post Office_to other towns._The_exchange allowed new telephones installed in businesses and private homes to connect locally and_to_other towns

Hill_End_artists_colony 
In the late 1940s_Hill End was discovered by_artists Russell_Drysdale, who painted possibly his best-known work, The_cricketers_there, and Donald_Friend, and it quickly became an artists' colony. Other_artists who worked there included Jean_Bellette. Today, the_Hill_End_artist-in-residence program aims to_ensure the continuity of this connection.

Heritage_listings 
Hill End has a number_of heritage-listed sites, including:
 Hill End Historic_Site
 Golden Gully: Golden Gully and_Archway
 10km North: Quartz Roasting_Pits Complex

Hill_End & Tambaroora family history_& genealogy 

The_Hill End_& Tambaroora Gathering_Group has been in existence since_the 1930s. Their_goal is to provide information on_the_life, the families_and_events_of a_bygone era and_to_connect their_worldwide_community of descendants who have an_affiliation_to the district. Their website contains transcriptions_of many primary records,_listing_names of the early_miners and pioneers, that may_not appear in the more mainstream_family history_resources.

Hill End_today 

Hill End is classified as a historical site by the_National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS),_however it is still_home to_a_handful of residents_operating_the local_pub, general store, cake store and antique_store. The_NPWS runs a museum just off_the main road which_contains_many original photos and items of_equipment from the busy days of_the gold rush. A more_extensive_museum,_the privately owned History Hill,_is located a few kilometers from_the town on_the Bathurst Road.

NPWS has installed signs around_the_town to give visitors an idea_of_what was once in place on_the_now_empty lots of land. Currently_only a handful of buildings remain_in their original form. However most of those buildings_still serve the_purpose they did back during_the_gold_rush. Access to the town's lookouts is via gravel roads._A walking_track in the_town leads to a mine and other ruins.

The most popular_tourist activity in Hill End is gold_panning, with some of the older members of the community running_gold panning tours in the same fossicking areas_that yielded