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Jim Mcculloch Park
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Description
The entrance of the park is made of timber salvaged from the old jetty. The park has a drinking water fountain, electric barbeque, toilet and children's playground equipment and a new replica Railway Station and Bandstand which is now a prominent feature. The park was named after Jim McCulloch MBE, a respected Hopetoun resident and philanthropist, who founded the Ravensthorpe Museum and Wildflower Show.
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