Norville is a small suburb in Bundaberg North. The area is filed with historical farmers’ residents including a hayshed, stockyards, shearing sheds and huts. These accommodations are located by Warlands Creek on a hill that overlooks the flatlands. The area is filled with large trees and lush gardens that make it an ideal spot for strolling, especially during the warm summer months. Norville used to be the location of retreats and artistic events, but the activities ceased. Norville’s rich culture and history is still evident in the properties and structures that are standing to this day. The suburb has a museum that was formerly the location of The Hut, which was the only accommodation in the area until the 1950s. The museum shows how...
Norville is a small suburb in Bundaberg North. The area is filed with historical farmers’ residents including a hayshed, stockyards, shearing sheds and huts. These accommodations are located by Warlands Creek on a hill that overlooks the flatlands. The area is filled with large trees and lush gardens that make it an ideal spot for strolling, especially during the warm
Norville is a small suburb in Bundaberg North. The area is filed with historical farmers’ residents including a hayshed, stockyards, shearing sheds and huts. These accommodations are located by Warlands Creek on a hill that overlooks the flatlands. The area is filled with large trees and lush gardens that make it an ideal spot for strolling, especially during the warm summer months. Norville used to be the location of retreats and artistic events, but the activities ceased. Norville’s rich culture and history is still evident in the properties and structures that are standing to this day. The suburb has a museum that was formerly the location of The Hut, which was the only accommodation in the area until the 1950s. The museum shows how life was in Norville in the olden days.