We step back in time to a bygone era with a visit to Schaeffer House, now home to Clarence River Historical Society, the oldest society in the country. Built from 1901 to 1903, the homestead was built by the son of a pioneer German family, Mr Frederick Schaeffer, who was the town’s first architect. We spend some time at the Grafton Regional Gallery, which is a source of community inspiration, delivering a vibrant and innovative program of exhibitions. Next, we head to Junction Hill to visit Lanbruk’s Gunyah – a property belonging to Dorothy and Don Enders. Here we’ll enjoy a talk and delicious homemade lunch. The museum is housed in a huge traditional barn on the property that will transport us back to a long-gone era before technology. See authentic tools and machinery from the early 1900s including farm tractors, horse drawn implements and Don’s pride of the shed – a fully restored 1927 Chevy Truck.