Greenock's Old Telegraph Station Bed & Breakfast

This cottage served as one of the original telegraph stations in South Australia, following the extension of the telegraph line from Adelaide to Angaston. Back then, the village of Greenock became a significant stop over for travellers on the way to the Murray River or interstate, and a popular meeting place for locals. Today it is a quiet village surrounded by vineyards and pastures. The Old Telegraph Station was built in 1860, and was the original Telegraph Station for the area, being one of the first in South Australia. Today The Old Telegraph Station has been lovingly and well restored in     Read more about Greenock's Old Telegraph Station Bed & Breakfast

Greenock's Old Telegraph Station Bed & Breakfast

Nestling in the heart of the Barossa Valley in the famous winelands of South Australia, the Greenock’s Old Telegraph Station Bed & Breakfast in Greenock is a great choice of accommodation for lovers of history, nature and culture. This charming cottage once served as one of the original telegraph stations linking Adelaide and Angaston, at a time when travellers stopped over in the area on the way to the Murray River. You can now expect high standards of modern comfort at this popular guest property, which is just a few doors from the Greenock Creek Tavern, and a short stroll from Murray Street     Read more about Greenock's Old Telegraph Station Bed & Breakfast