Welcome to our Taylors Arm, on the NSW Mid North Coast
Taylors Arm is a village in Nambucca Shire in New South Wales, Australia. It is known for being the site of "The Pub With No Beer" which was immortalised in song by Australian country singer Slim Dusty. Visitors have been flocking to the pub to enjoy country hospitality, a BBQ lunch and of course cold beers ever since the 1950s. A must see visit!
When the main industries of cedar felling and dairying were at their peak the small village of Taylors Arm was thriving. It had a boarding house built around 1890, then five years later the pub was built. Taylors Arm Post Office opened on 1 August 1891. Other stores were built including a bakery, butchery and a grocery store. There were apparently seven schools from Thumb Creek to Macksville. Medlow Public School at Upper Taylors Arm is the last of the Taylors Arm schools and has had a continuous history since 1903.
Taylors Arm and surrounding area is a very beautiful part of the Mid North Coast. Undulating landcsape, State Forest, National Parks and Thumb Creek to Taylors Arm river, that consists of some very inviting water holes in the hot summer. On entry into the quiet village, an avenue of Paulownia trees is set in the foreground with blue mountains in the background.
