An 1843 sandstone building at Mayne and Boyd Streets, now an art gallery.
Built from local sandstone for H. Dangar in 1843, Bobadil began life as the White Swan before becoming known as the Wool Packer Inn. Its stables later burned down, a fire that famously buried a sulky and other equipment under the collapsed roof - they've since been restored and now operate as an art gallery. One of 30 stops on the town's Heritage Walk.