We could find no reference to the origin of ‘Pomany’ in either historical Australian chronicles or Aboriginal culture. We do know that it first appeared in written records in 1829. Its meaning and provenance remain an enigma. Who built the hut, livestock holding yards and corralling fences on top of the mountain that is now within the Wollemi Wilderness area? Did these works support illicit cattle transactions? This 112-page book contains several unique, not previously published maps and is illustrated with many colour photographs.

This 112-page book explores the European history of Mount Pomany, contains several unique, not previously published maps and is illustrated with many colour photographs.

Price: $35

Bilpin, a small historic town situated along Bells Line of Road within a 1.5-hour drive from Sydney, is arguably the most accessible entry point into the spectacular and wild Wollemi National Park, part of the UNESCO-listed Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area.

This 596-page book contains 28 unique, not previously published bushwalks, as well as a concise history of Bilpin and a Local History of Logging and Sawmilling.

Price: $66

This book is the explosive story of war games in the Australian bush that were designed to train combat-ready soldiers and the incredible battles waged militarily and politically that ultimately led to the creation of the Wollemi National Park.

The Story of War Games Preceding the Formation of the Wollemi National Park

Price: $58