The Beekeepers Inn was originally built in 1859 as a hotel, converting to a changing station for Cobb and Co, heading west to Bourke. The inn now houses the Beekeepers Inn Antiques and Collectables.
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The Beekeepers Inn was originally built in 1859 as a hotel, converting to a changing station for Cobb and Co, heading west to Bourke. The inn now houses the Beekeepers Inn Antiques and Collectables.
The Beekeepers Inn has an extensive range of fine Victorian furniture, Australiana, militaria, collectables, and French provincial items.
The shop is also stocked with collectables from Europe, England and Asia - which are gathered on overseas trips by the owners.
The Beekeepers Inn is situated midway between Bathurst and Orange on the Mitchell Highway, and is a must visit for antique buffs and those with an interest in days gone by.
There is a fully licensed cafe open seven days offering modern Australian cuisine, morning and afternoon teas, and lunches - ranging from a snack to three courses.
