Odgers and McClelland Exchange Stores

Visit the historic village store, Odgers and McClelland Exchange Stores, at Nundle in New England north west NSW for beautiful and practical kitchen and garden essentials with vintage appeal Inspired by a century of retail heritage, Odgers and McClelland stocks brands that stand the test of time and contemporary goods with traditional roots. Enamel cookware, mixing bowls, classic shaving supplies and gardening tools built to hand on to the next generation. The store, established by John Odgers and William McClelland, began trading in the early 1890s selling everything necessary for the surrounding farming community and acting as a gold and produce exchange. The doors closed in the late 1970s until Duncan and Megan Trousdale reopened them in 1999, responding to people’s keen interest in the building and its history. The original packing case shelving, timber floorboards, tin lined walls and weatherboard facade are uniquely preserved and continue to serve customers from throughout Australia. You're sure to find something you need, either through the new online store or much-loved old store.