A City with History Kilmore was discovered for European use by the famous Overlander Charles Bonney on about 21 March 1837 whilst he was laying the trail of the Sydney to Melbourne Road. His track formed the main highway between the capital cities for 139 years. Kilmore was settled by …
Kilmore’s Historic Sites The Old Kilmore Gaol, a striking example of 19th-century bluestone architecture, stands as a testament to Victoria’s colonial past. Located at 8 to 12 Sutherland Street, this imposing structure was constructed in 1857 under the guidance of Charles Pasley, a prominent military engineer of the time. Serving …
The Kilmore Celtic Festival in 2024 continues to celebrate the heritage of early Australian settlers from Ireland, Scotland, Cornwall, and Wales. This fun-filled weekend features music, dance, poetry, a Poet’s breakfast, and a Celtic Banquet. The festival brings the Kilmore community together, showcasing vibrant Celtic traditions through live performances, traditional …
The Kilmore Show, held annually at the Kilmore Racing Complex and Showgrounds on East Street, is a beloved event that brings together the local community for a day of family fun and entertainment. With a long-standing tradition, the show offers something for everyone, from agricultural exhibits and livestock displays to …
