Spring Hill Heritage Trail
Explore the history of Spring Hill, by taking the Heritage Trail walk which starts at the Spring Hill Temperance Hall and meanders around the village streets returning to the Hall, giving you an insight into the history of Spring Hill.
The walk will take approximately an hour to complete.
Spring Hill
The Heritage Trail begins here - at
The Temperance Hall - circa 1883.
The Hall was built by the Baptist community in 1883.
The hall is now used as a community hall and meeting venue.
The Whistle Stop Tavern
The hotel was erected by Edward Davis and was originally known as the Railway Hotel.
Patrick Lohan was the publican from 1878 until 1910.
On the Heritage Trail you will pass by the old Methodist Parsonage....
In November 1881, ‘Parson ‘ William Tom laid the foundation stone for the new Methodist parsonage. The church split from the Orange Circuit in 1882, and the Reverend Robert Allen became the first Superintendent Minister at Spring Hill, residing in the new parsonage.
Spring Hill Methodist Church
circa 1874
Now The Uniting Church
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