The Albion Hotel is one of Kyneton's best-known and loved heritage landmarks.
Rich in historical value, the eye-catching three-storey structure was originally built in 1861 to the design of Charles King.
It was here that the Riot Act was read to railway workers building the new line to Bendigo who were striking over lowered pay.
They carried the 'Union Jack' Flag at the head of the procession down Mollison Street and into the Town Centre.
The Hotel has had many alterations over the years, however, it still maintains some of its fine original cast-iron lacework, beautiful windows and warm, inviting ambience.
You haven't truly experienced Kyneton until you have joined us at The Albion Hotel!
