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Menzies

Menzies is a small Western Australian town of about 100 inhabitants (2016) that endured more than 100 years of decline after its gold rush era boom to retain a distinctive impression of the Goldfields' fickle fortunes. The graceful heritage buildings impart histories no less peculiar than the eerie sculptures at nearby Lake Ballard, making Menzies an intriguing destination for the inquisitive traveller.

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Banner: Amanda Slater from Coventry, West Midlands, UK, CC BY-SA 2.0

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    Menzies Hotel

    Former Railway Hotel

    The only pub left in town outlasted the others by a hundred years, so it can't be too bad. They have a limited range of beer, the bar lounge smells bit musty and shows its age but that's part of the charm of the outback pub. Depending on the season they may also serve counter meals that are said to be quite substantial.

    Mon–Fri 7:30AM–9PM, Sat Sun 8AM–9PMMeals $17.50. Rooms: double $90; single $70