Built around 1908 by local blacksmith William Davis for his wife Clara and their family, the cottage is a well-preserved example of the Federation-era homes that once dotted the district. Today, it stands as an important reminder of Corryong's early settlement and community development.
Visitors can explore a series of interpretive displays and information boards positioned around the site, uncovering stories about the Davis family, the cottage's historical significance and the broader history of Corryong. The self-guided experience provides an engaging way to connect with the town's past and can be enjoyed year-round.
Set within a pleasant park setting, Davis Cottage is an ideal stop while exploring Corryong's heritage attractions and town centre. The cottage also serves as a small multi-purpose venue, supporting community events, exhibitions and tourism-related activities that contribute to the vibrant local culture.
Davis Cottage offers an insight into local history and heritage, inviting visitors to discover the people, places and stories that have helped shape Corryong and the Upper Murray.