Every building in Kandos captures something of who we were and who we are. None more so, I think, than the former Methodist Church…
My mother called it a “white elephant.” Perhaps that says as much about her Catholic bias as about its physical quality. It was whitewashed in her day and much more visible, standing on almost the highest prominence in town, unobstructed by tall trees, a landmark from every viewpoint, a huge, solid building looking down over the town…
This article by Colleen O’Sullivan appeared in the Mudgee Guardian,10 March 2014.
The featured image of Kandos Museum, formerly the Methodist Church, was taken by the author in 2010.
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A Building Reveals Our History
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Four things about me. I like reading, writing, researching and living in the country. In particular I like living at Kandos, where we have been for more than a decade. I have deep roots in this part of the country. My mother spent her early life in Kandos. My father was born at Rylstone. My grandparents were pioneers of Kandos and Rylstone. And I was born at Lue - and went to school in Mudgee. The history of this area excites me and I would like to share it with you.
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