All within a single city block. A vibrant community of 20 boutique businesses. A hotel fit for a King and Queen. International food and wine. Coffee to raise anyone up. Retail therapy at its finest and world-famous art to ponder.
Those who are familiar with the city will know the White Hart for its infamous reputation. Some of this notoriety lends itself to a highwayman, Robert Wallath, whom in 1893, stalked into the White Hart and bailed up the barman, commanding, “Bail up, give me money, for money I’ll have”. He pointed his pistol at the barman and added, “Stand aside or I’ll blow your bloody brains out”, then rode off on his horse with a haul of change and a bottle of whisky, firing a shot as he rode past the police station.
Experiences
Govett-Brewster Art Gallery/Len Lye Centre
Hearts of the West End Precinct
Alastair Ross
Alastair has always had a love of film and music and his boy-hood dream of running a cinema has come to fruition with his role as Cinema and AV Technician at the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery/Len Lye Centre. When he’s not running the cinema you may find Alastair at Vinyl Countdown or DJing on Most FM. Read more +