3 Best Landmarks in Bomaderry

“Walsh Memorial Park comprises numerous memorials, with the prominent one featuring three large rough-hewn silver-grey Moruya granite blocks. These blocks represent the many mountain campaigns undertaken by the Army and Air Force, as well as the mountainous seas encountered by the Navy. The memorial celebrates the service of personnel in all campaigns. In front of the monument is a sandstone forecourt, symbolising engagements in the desert, while the evergreens in the gardens represent jungle campaigns. The memorial is flanked on either side by walls of remembrance. Walsh Memorial Park was rebuilt and rededicated on 11 November 1994, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the end of World War II. This plaque is dedicated to all the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice.”

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“Bomaderry Railway Station is a heritage-listed intercity station with a single platform. The railway station serves NSW TrainLink diesel multiple unit trains to Kiama, with early morning and late-night services provided by train replacement bus services. A nearby siding is used by freight trains operated by the Manildra Group. The Bomaderry Railway Station Master's residence, along with the goods shed, the timber trestle bridge over Shoalhaven Creek, and the Edwards Avenue timber overbridge, are among the few surviving structures from the 1893 extension of the Illawarra Railway Line from Bombo.”

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“Bottlebrush Studio Gallery is a working art studio with a focus on nature. The gallery offers a diverse selection of handmade crafts, art supplies, eclectic gifts, herbs, plants, candles, and a thoughtfully curated collection of books on art, healing, and natural therapies. Bottlebrush Studio Gallery features works by local artists, and visitors are invited to explore various forms of artmaking within the studio. Guests can discover a wide range of artmaking techniques and processes. Bottlebrush Studio Gallery is the perfect place to spend the day, whether you're creating art or simply relaxing. Disabled access is available.”

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