The Manor Bed and Breakfast
38 Morrow St,
Wagga Wagga,
NSW, Austarlia
With beautiful views of the Wagga Wagga
landmark the Memorial Gardens, the
Manor Bed and Breakfast offers a
wonderful opportunity to enjoy the
refinement and old world charm of a
impeccably restored federation building.
The Manor Bed and Breakfast is ideal
accommodation for the business traveller,
tourist or for those who seek something
special. Idealy located in the heart of
Wagga Wagga and close to transport, restaurants, cafes, shops, libriary and musiuem.
The Manor Bed and Breakfast offers an elegant and homely retreat for your time
away, with individually styled rooms equiped with contemporary facilities as well as
beautifully maintained furniture and antiques that capture the essence of a bygone
era. Our goal is to offer our guests a home away from home with comfort, privacy
and personalised service. Our local knowledge enables us to provide information and
advice for those new to Wagga Wagga. History
The Manor was completed in 1900 as a two-story home and surgery for Dr W T
Burgess. The building was designed by his brother Harry Burgess who planned to
incorporate the Old Temperence Hall built 25 years earlier.
Dr Burgess was an alderman on the Wagga Wagga City Council from 1897 to 1900.
In 1925, Ms Trengrove and her daughter Iris moved into 38 Morrow Street, then
called "Wollundry", which they operated as a boarding house.
In 1937, the building was taken over by the Armed Forces and used for
accommodation for Service Women.
After the war, the YMCA first rented, then purchased the building. For three decades,
it fulfilled the purpose of providing young people working and studying in Wagga
Wagga with a pleasant home in the centre of the city.
In 1975 the building was sold to the N.O.W. Ministry.
In 1983, Barbara and James Little purchased 38 Morrow Street and commenced
restoring the upstairs area. Ashort time after purchasing this historic Wagga Wagga
landmark, they opened "The Manor" Restaurant. They have completely restored this
magnificent building with its old world charm and have operated it as a successful
guesthouse and restaurant.
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Bed
&
Breakfast
Beautiful, Family
Friendly,
Federation era
Building right in
the Centre of
Wagga Wagga
Commercial
District.
Please feel
Welcome and
Make us
Your Home away from Home in Wagga Wagga -Barb & Jim
The Manor Bed and Breakfast
38 Morrow St,
Wagga Wagga,
NSW, Austarlia
With beautiful views of the Wagga Wagga
landmark the Memorial Gardens, the
Manor Bed and Breakfast offers a
wonderful opportunity to enjoy the
refinement and old world charm of a
impeccably restored federation building.
The Manor Bed and Breakfast is ideal
accommodation for the business traveller,
tourist or for those who seek something
special. Idealy located in the heart of
Wagga Wagga and close to transport, restaurants, cafes, shops, libriary and musiuem.
The Manor Bed and Breakfast offers an elegant and homely retreat for your time
away, with individually styled rooms equiped with contemporary facilities as well as
beautifully maintained furniture and antiques that capture the essence of a bygone
era. Our goal is to offer our guests a home away from home with comfort, privacy
and personalised service. Our local knowledge enables us to provide information and
advice for those new to Wagga Wagga.
History
The Manor was completed in 1900 as a two-story home and surgery for Dr W T
Burgess. The building was designed by his brother Harry Burgess who planned to
incorporate the Old Temperence Hall built 25 years earlier.
Dr Burgess was an alderman on the Wagga Wagga City Council from 1897 to 1900.
In 1925, Ms Trengrove and her daughter Iris moved into 38 Morrow Street, then
called "Wollundry", which they operated as a boarding house.
In 1937, the building was taken over by the Armed Forces and used for
accommodation for Service Women.
After the war, the YMCA first rented, then purchased the building. For three decades,
it fulfilled the purpose of providing young people working and studying in Wagga
Wagga with a pleasant home in the centre of the city.
In 1975 the building was sold to the N.O.W. Ministry.
In 1983, Barbara and James Little purchased 38 Morrow Street and commenced
restoring the upstairs area. Ashort time after purchasing this historic Wagga Wagga
landmark, they opened "The Manor" Restaurant. They have completely restored this
magnificent building with its old world charm and have operated it as a successful
guesthouse and restaurant.
Links
Siam Massage
Discover Wagga Wagga
Legend Gamer
Wotif
Hotels Combined
B&B Directory
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