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Baddeley's Tannery bell:

Cast bell was at the former Baddeley’s Tannery in Pambula on the far south coast of New South Wales to signify the start and finish of work shifts.

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The Baddeley family arrived in Pambula from the Monaro in 1866 after purchasing the Post Office Stores, which was housed in a building (no longer standing) at the bottom of the Monaro Street hill. Soon after, they opened the Baddeley's Tannery business, which became one of the town's most successful enterprises.

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The bell is in private ownership.

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© Angela George. All rights reserved.

cast bell previously used at Baddeley's Tannery, Pambula, NSW.

Contact:

PO Box 400

Eden, NSW

2551

Email: teaghan11@yahoo.com.au

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