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• 2009-03-09 07:31 Celcom 3264×2448× (3959081 bytes) Nanny Goat Bronze Statue Nanny Goat Hill Cooma NSW

This Statue was erected to replace the original concrete Nanny Goat placed there in 1960 by the Rotary Club of Cooma. The current statue is in fact in steel and was created by Chris Graham under commission of the Rotary Club of Cooma after the original statue began to deteriorate.