Source: NSW Government
Published Date: June 5, 2026
Built in 1925 by Greek migrant Michael Feros, the striking Federation-style hotel is a testament to the contribution of migrant communities to the social, cultural and economic life of country towns.
The listing celebrates 101 years of stewardship from the Feros family, with the hotel standing as a rare and enduring example of continuous ownership in regional NSW.
The hotel has served as a backdrop for the local community for 100 years, hosting wedding receptions, dances, fundraisers and more. It welcomed the Greek Consul General to Australia in 1929 and hosted a ball in 1941 to raise money for the Greek War Fund during World War II.
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