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Cowra
Large country town famous as a POW camp during World War
II
Cowra is a town of 9500 people situated on the Lachlan
River, 310m above sea-level and 320 km west of Sydney at the
junction of the Mid Western and Olympic Highways. It is the
commercial and administrative centre of a shire in which the
major industries are livestock, wool scouring, vegetable
growing and processing, vineyards, furniture making and
tourism.
Cowra is noted for its historical and natural
attractions, the magnificent Japanese Garden and Cultural
Centre, quality restaurants, wineries, galleries, craft
shops and horse riding. The public identity of the town has
become bound up with the Cowra breakout of 1944 (in which
Japanese prisoners of war attempted to escape from a local
camp during World War II) and the subsequent association
with Japan. This history has led the town to focus on and
promote the values of pacifism and internationalism, which
are at the centre of the annual Festival of Understanding.
Prior to European settlement the area was occupied by the
Wiradjuri people. The first known white man in the area was
George Wilson Evans who passed near the townsite in 1815. He
named the area the Oxley Plains after his superior the
surveyor-general. John Oxley, guided by Aborigines,
investigated a portion of the Lachlan River and the adjacent
lands in 1817, deeming it 'unfit for white settlement'. He
named the river after the then governor Lachlan Macquarie.
In 1831 cattlemen Arthur Rankin and James Sloan from
Bathurst became the first white settlers on the Lachlan. In
the early days the townsite was a river crossing known as 'Coura
Rocks'. Some sources indicate that a cattle station with
this name was established by a Reverend Fulton in subsequent
years.
The first hotel on the townsite was established in 1846.
About 1847 the crossing became known as Cowra and the
village was proclaimed in 1849. In the 1850s the river
crossing was used by gold prospectors headed for Lambing
Flat (Young) and Grenfell. A school was established in 1857
and a bridge over the Lachlan built in 1870. The railway
arrived in 1886 and Cowra attained local government in 1888.
Reef gold was discovered at Mt McDonald to the south-east
(near what is now Wyangala Dam) in the 1880s and a
settlement of 500 people developed. It was named after the
McDonald brothers who first discovered gold in the area.
Alluvial gold was also found at Woods Flat near Woodstock
and in small quantities amidst the sands of the Lachlan
River.
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A bridge across the Lachlan was built at Cowra from 1891
to 1893. At the time it was the country's longest
single-span and total span bridge. A telephone exchange was
established in 1901, a water supply in 1909, a gasworks in
1912 and electric lighting was introduced in 1924.
Cowra POW Camp and the Cowra Breakout
A large army training camp was established just outside
Cowra in 1940 which trained some 70 000 personnel throughout
World War II. The following year, a prisoner-of-war (POW)
camp was built at the north-eastern outskirts of town. On 5
August, 1944, this camp became the site of the largest mass
POW escape in British military history. It was also the only
such escape attempt to occur in Australia.
At that time the camp contained about 4000 prisoners who
were held in four separate compounds of 17 acres each. A
thoroughfare 700 metres long and 45 metres wide, known as
Broadway, divided Camps B and C from Camps A and D. Adjacent
Broadway was a 10-metre strip known as No Man's Land, on
each side of which was barbed-wire security fencing. Camp B,
hopelessly overcrowded, held 1104 Japanese POWs.
On 3 June, 1944, a Korean prisoner reported a
conversation in which he heard about a plan among the
Japanese to attack the garrison, seize arms and ammunition
and escape. As a result security was stepped up.
Consequently, on 4 August, the leader of Camp B was handed a
list of internees to be transferred to the POW camp at Hay
on 7 August. At 1.30 a.m. of 5 August a bugle sounded and
the prisoners of Camp B opened the hut doors. Screaming
furiously, two groups - armed with knives, chisels, forks,
saws, axe handles and baseball bats - rushed the wire
separating them from Broadway while two other groups headed
for the perimeter wire on the other side of the camp. They
threw blankets over the barbed wire, or crawled under it,
while others dressed in heavy clothing, threw themselves on
the wire for others to climb over. 20 buildings were burned
down due to prisoners overturning heating braziers. The
Australian Recruit Training Centre, 3 km away, was alerted
by telephone and flares.
Two privates, who manned one of the Vickers machine gun
trailers, were overrun and murdered, although Private Hardy
managed to sabotage his gun before his death. Another
private was stabbed to death in the fracas and a lieutenant
was killed during the round-up the following morning.
Another four Australian personnel were wounded and a
civilian from Blayney died after a gun discharged in his
vehicle during the round-up.
378 Japanese POWs escaped although the media were kept
entirely in the dark about the event and local civilians
were given partial and at times false information.
Within nine days 334 escapees were recaptured by the
authorities and by civilians. One POW reached Eugowra, 50 km
away. Others had been killed and some committed suicide -
two by laying their heads on railroad tracks. In all 231
Japanese died and 108 were wounded - three dying
subsequently of their wounds. The organisers of the
break-out had ordered that civilians were to remain unharmed
and this proved to be the case.
One charming story entailed a Mrs Weir who refused to
hand over two escapees until she had given the men tea and
scones as they had not eaten for days. The men in question
returned to the Weir farm in the 1980s to thank the family.
Interestingly, the many Italian POWs were, for the most
part, cheerful and cooperative and worked agreeably outside
the camp while the Japanese POWs were surly, difficult and
resentful. Attempts at employing them outside the camp had
proved a failure due to their aggressive behaviour. Their
lack of cooperation and the breakout itself arose from an
overwhelming sense of shame engendered by a code of honour
which viewed capture as a disgrace to themselves, their
families and their country. Japanese soldiers were supposed
to commit suicide rather than be humiliated by the
subservience implicit in imprisonment. Indeed most of the
prisoners were taken when they were too weak to offer
resistance or they were merchant seamen scooped from the
waters. They gave false names as they felt news of their
capture would shame their families while the Japanese
authorities reported all those missing in action as dead.
When informed of the deaths during the breakout, the
Japanese authorities asserted that those killed must have
been Japanese civilians as, it contended, there was no such
thing as a Japanese POW. When the internees returned many
felt their 'shame' would render them unworthy of return to
Japanese society (some expected to be executed) and half did
not tell their families they had been POWs.
A Japanese war cemetery was established by agreement with
the Japanese government in 1964. It now contains the remains
of all Japanese POWs and civilian internees who died during
their imprisonment in World War II.
A student exchange program was established in 1970
between Cowra High School and the Seikei High School in
Kichijyouji in Tokyo. The Japanese Garden and Cultural
Centre was set up with the aid of the Japanese government in
1978-79 to honour the dead on both sides.
A number of annual events grace the Cowra calendar. The
Festival of Understanding (which features a different guest
nation each year) is held in March, the Cowra Picnic Races
and the Cowra Wine Show in July, the Cowra Show in late
September, Sakura Matsui (the Cherry Blossom Festival) in
early October, and, at the visitors' centre in November, the
Art and Craft exhibition and Rose Fair.
Things to see:
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Tourist Information
Cowra Visitor Information Centre is located on the western
side of the bridge, in Olympic Park, on the Mid Western Hwy.
It screens a very good nine-minute film concerning the Cowra
breakout and Cowra's subsequent role in the world peace
movement. The centre can furnish pamphlets and information
regarding local attractions, accommodation, eateries, coming
events, tour operators, arts-and-crafts shops and art
galleries. The centre is fronted by an excellent rose garden
(1000 bushes and 107 varieties) and it is open from 9.00
a.m. to 5.00 p.m. daily, tel: (02) 6342 4333.
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The Japanese Garden and Cultural Centre
The magnificent Japanese Garden and Cultural Centre was
erected on a 5-ha site as a symbol of the historical ties
between Cowra and Japan. It was funded by the Australian and
Japanese governments and by private donations but is
maintained on a non-profit basis by tourism.
The garden was designed by Ken Nakajima, a world-renowned
figure in traditional Japanese landscape gardening, in
liaison with the School of Environmental Design from
Canberra College of Advanced Education.
Mr Nakajima has written that 'The Japanese treasure
nature and try to live with it. My Cowra garden takes this
principle into consideration as a 'motto' and treasures all
existing objects. In this respect, you will note that all
gum trees and rocks on the site have been utilised in their
original state'.
The garden was designed to reflect the total Japanese
landscape. The mountain represents all Japanese mountains. A
stream flows down the mountain through a waterfall to a
lagoon (representing the mountain ponds) and on to a larger
koi-filled lake which equates with the ocean. Japan's cities
are represented by the buildings, trimmed hedges suggest
rolling hills and each gravel path offers new perspectives
to convey the variety of views when meandering through the
Japanese landscape. The garden was also designed to blend in
with the indigenous environs. Consequently gum trees
surround the garden.
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A traditional tea house sits on an island. There are
wooden footbridges, a wisteria pergola, a bonsho (calling
bell), a temple lantern, a lookout over Cowra and the
valley, manicured shrubs and lawns and a delicate and
symbolic arrangement of rocks. The 113 species of flora
includes water lilies, cherry trees, wisteria,
chrysanthemums, magnolia and Australian natives and there
are over 120 bird species in the garden. The overall effect
is one of serenity and harmony.
Traditional Japanese design has been employed in the
construction of the Cultural Centre which houses a display
of Japanese art including the Somenishiki Ornamental Vase,
500 hand-carved Japanese dolls, Nanga paintings and a
fossilised chrysanthemum estimated to be over 70 million
years old.
Within the complex is the Bonsai House (with Bonsai
display), a pottery house, a gift shop, a nursery, and the
Chabana Restaurant which fuses Japanese and Australian
elements and furnishes views over the garden. In the car
park is a Japanese rock sculpture which symbolises peace.
In early October, when the cherry blossoms bloom, the
centre becomes the focus of Sakura Matsuri, the Cherry
Blossom Festival during which there are demonstrations of
Japanese arts and crafts, recitals on the shakuhachi flute,
tea ceremonies, martial arts demonstrations, kite flying and
Japanese food. The complex is open from 8.30 a.m. to 5.00
p.m. daily, tel: (02) 6341 2233.
To get there, head north off the highway (Kendall St)
into Brisbane St which becomes Scenic Drive before bending
sharply to the right into the Bellevue Hill Reserve. You
will soon come to a turnoff on the left to the centre.
Sakura Ave extends northwards from the centre past the
POW campsite to the war cemetery. When completed, cherry
trees will line the entire route.
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Bellevue Hill Lookout and Fauna Reserve
If you do not turn off Scenic Drive into the Japanese Garden
you will soon come to a ring road on the right-hand side
which leads past a lookout that offers views over the
Lachlan Valley and the town. Adjacent the lookout is
Bellevue Hill Fauna Reserve. There is a walking track
through the reserve with picnic-barbecue facilities.
The POW Camp
To the north of the Cultural Centre, Sakura Ave leads by the
remnants associated with the POW camp (see the introduction
to Cowra for the full story). At the corner of Sakura Ave
and Farm Rd (Evans St) is a memorial cairn and a monument to
the many Italian POWs in the camp who took no place in the
breakout and who willingly, and with good grace, did much
labour in the area.
From the memorial cairn there is a walking track that
takes in the remains of the campsite. The land on the
western side of Sakura Avenue contains a large concrete slab
by the roadside which marks the site of the camp gaol. West
of this slab is an old stone military building which
predates the camp and which was used as a storage shed and
just to the south of the slab are the remains of the camp
headquarters. To the south-west of the latter is the site of
four water storage tanks and due south of that is the
original entry road. The AMF (Australian Military Forces)
quarters were located on the other side of Sakura Ave, most
of which is now private property.
A guiding map and pamphlet is available from the
visitors' centre which also has plenty of other excellent
material relating to the camp and the general context of its
existence.
The Cemeteries
The Japanese POWs who died in the breakout were originally
placed in mass graves. The on-going care bestowed upon these
sites by the local RSL impressed Japanese visitors and, in
1964, following discussions between the Japanese embassy and
the local council, a war cemetery was established to which
the remains of all Japanese POWs who died in Australia were
transferred. It was funded by the Japanese government and
the land was ceded to the Japanese government. It contains
522 graves, including Japanese nationals who died during the
attack on Darwin, and Japanese civilians who died in
internment camps.
In the adjacent general cemetery are the tombs of the
four Australian personnel killed during the breakout and a
monument associated with the graves of Indonesian detainees
who died of natural causes in the camp.
To access the cemeteries head north along Sakura Ave or
follow Redfern St north of the highway for a little over 3
km and turn right into Doncaster Drive.
Heritage Buildings
Start an investigation of the town's few historic buildings
at Garden and Montgomerie Solicitors on the northern side of
Kendal St, between Lachlan and Macquarie Sts. It dates from
1875. Nearby are Allan Gray & Co Auctioneers. This building
was erected in 1861. The facade has been changed over the
years.
Turn left into Macquarie St. The original St Peter's
Presbyterian Church, built of brick, is situated to the rear
of the present structure which dates from 1913.
Return to Kendal St and proceed east to the Brisbane St
corner where you will find the courthouse, a
Federation-style brick building with unusual gable ends
built in 1879.
Slightly further along the street, and across the road,
is 'Ilfracombe', built as a private home in 1879 and now a
restaurant.
Return to Brisbane St and head south. At the Vaux St
corner is Cowra Public School (1882). Head west along Vaux
St. At no.6 is the old stone flour mill built in 1860. It is
now a winery and function centre.
Walk around the corner into Lachlan St. Cross Kendal St
and turn left into Redfern St. To the right is the
Australian Hotel, the town's first, erected in 1846 although
it has been completely transformed over the years from the
crude bark building that it once was.
Cowra Museums
Cowra Museums is an interactive war, rural and rail museum
with over 8000 exhibits including one of the country's
largest operating model railways, the Cowra POW Camp
exhibition, as well as nostalgic, historical and working
war, rail, steam and farm machinery. There are engines to
start, machines to operate, sirens to sound, bugles, tanks,
jeeps, a canon, anti-tank guns, bayonets and other weapons,
dioramas, steam engines, old petrol bowsers, cars and
lawnmowers, old magazines and newspapers and many other
items. It is located 4 km east of the town centre on Sydney
Rd (the Mid Western Highway) and is open from 9.00 a.m. to
5.00 p.m. daily, tel: (02) 6342 2666.
Coleman's Country Corner
Coleman's Country Corner is a country music museum at 49
Mulyan St. It is open from 10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. daily,
tel: (02) 6342 1064.
Australia's World Peace Bell
Australia's World Peace Bell, a replica of the original
which hangs in the United Nations Building in New York, is
located in Civic Square, Darling St (just off Kendal St). It
was bestowed upon Cowra due to local efforts to foster peace
and international understanding.
The Cowra Italy Friendship Monument
The Cowra Italy Friendship Monument, constructed in 1996,
represents Italians who served on the side of the allies in
World War II, Italian POWs held in Australia, and Australian
and Italian service personnel who died in the war. It is
located at the eastern end of Kendal St.
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Aboriginal Murals
Also of some interest are the Aboriginal murals on the
pylons of the Lachlan River Bridge. This project is easily
accessible from the Tourist Information Office as it is only
a few hundred metres away.
The Lachlan Valley Railway Society
The Lachlan Valley Railway Society was set up to restore and
maintain steam locomotives and rolling stock. The
depot/museum is located in Campbell St, near the Brougham St
intersection, It is open from 9.30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. on
weekends and steam-train rides operate on the second full
weekend of each month and on long weekends from March to
November, tel: (02) 6341 1052.
Glenn Morton's and Other Galleries
6 km from the post office, on Darbys Falls Rd, is Glenn
Morton's Gallery which is open from 9.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.
every day except Sunday, or by appointment, tel: (02) 6342
3194.
Other galleries in town are Australiana Corner at 1
Kendal St which is open daily; the Caleen Art Collection at
the council chambers in Darling St (open Monday to Friday),
and the Craft Shop at 106 Kendal St (open daily).
Observatory
Darbys Falls Observatory is open every night (weather
permitting) from 7.00 p.m. to 10.00 p.m. in winter and from
8.30 p.m. to 11.00 p.m. in summer, or by appointment, tel:
(02) 6345 1900. Follow Darbys Fall Rd for about 24 km then
turn left at the Observatory sign into Mt McDonald Rd, just
before Darbys Falls. Follow this road for almost 1 km then
turn right into Observatory Rd and drive to the parking area
at the end (switch your headlights off as soon as possible).
The observatory is up the hill on the left.
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Croote Cottage
Not far from Cowra is Croote Cottage. Built by convict
labour in 1827, this four-roomed cottage is one of
Australia's oldest surviving residences and it is certainly
one of the oldest extant buildings west of the Great
Dividing Range. It is a reminder of a lifestyle which is
long gone. It has been owned and lived in continuously
(until recently) by the Dowd family. Edna Dowd, who now
lives in a more modern dwelling next door, still does
traditional tea and scones for visitors who can experience,
in a marvellously unpretentious way, the simplicity of
19th-century rural living with all its suffering and small
pleasures. It is sadly no longer open to the public.
Wyangala Waters State Recreation Area
43 km south-east of Cowra along Darbys Falls Rd is Wyangala
Waters State Recreation Area which covers over 2000 ha,
making it the third-largest state recreation area in NSW.
The lake has a storage capacity of over one million
megalitres and a surface area 2.5 times that of Sydney
Harbour. It is surrounded by timbered slopes with granite
outcrops. The dam wall is 1.5 km in length.
There are camping sites, a caravan park with on-site
vans, cabins, bungalows and cottages, walking trails through
the surrounding bushland, a kiosk/general store, canoes,
paddleboats and a houseboat for hire, four boat ramps,
picnic areas, shelter sheds, fireplaces, toilets, an
amenities block, a country club at nearby Wyangala village
and a 9-hole golf course nearby. Other possibilities include
swimming, sailing, waterskiing, power-boating, tobogganing,
and parasailing. Paintball is available by booking only. The
office is open from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. daily, tel: (02)
6345 0877.
Idle Water Slides have two slides, swimming pools and an
18-hole mini-golf. They are open on weekends and in school
holidays from October to the Easter, tel: (02) 6345 0808.
The dam is also renowned for its trout fishing (brown and
rainbow) and is also supplied with catfish, Murray cod,
bream, yellowbelly and silver perch.
Conimbla National Park
Conimbla National Park represents a rare surviving example
of the Central Western Slopes' natural vegetation. It
consists of open woodlands, low open forests and dry heaths
inhabited by grey kangaroos, swamp wallaby, shrub birds and
parrots.
Head west of Cowra along the Mid Western Highway for
about 9 km. 2 km beyond the turnoff into the Lachlan Valley
Way, turn right into Barryrenie Rd. After 5 km there is a
turnoff on the left into a parking and picnic-camping area.
The Wallaby Walking Track (one hour return) starts here. It
concludes at another picnic-camping area further west along
the Barryrenie Rd.
17 km along Barryrenie Rd (9 km unsealed) is a sign
indicating another picnic-camping area. The Ironbark Walking
Track (90 minutes return) starts 100 m along this trail. It
offers views east towards Cowra and a fine perspective over
the Cherry Creek Gully. The sedimentary nature of the
Conimbla Range is evident in the red lines of the cliff
faces.
If you wish to explore the western side of the park,
proceed west of Cowra along the Mid Western Highway for 30
km and turn right into Bumbaldry Rd. For further information
ring (02) 6851 4429.
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Wineries
There are a large number of vineyards and wineries in the
Cowra area and local wines can be tasted at four local
outlets. The Mill Winery and Function Centre is located in
one of the town's oldest buildings (1860) at 6 Vaux St and
is open from 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. daily, tel: (02) 6341
4141.
The Quarry Restaurant and Cellars are located 4 km south
of Cowra on the Boorowa Rd (the Lachlan Valley Way). The
cellars offer wines from Cowra Estate, Hungerford Hill,
Arrowfield Cowra Wines and Richmond Grove. The restaurant
also utilises local produce in its modern cuisine, tel: (02)
6342 3650. It is open from 10.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. Tuesday
to Sunday.
Chiverton, west of town on the Mid Western Highway,
specialised in chardonnay, semillon and shiraz and is open
by appointment only, tel: (02) 6342 9270.
Hermes Morrison Wines is open weekends and public
holidays from 10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. or by appointment, tel:
(02) 6345 0153. Head north-east along the Mid Western
Highway for 28 km then turn right at the signpost into
Nargong Rd and follow the signs.
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