1860s

Tathra Wharf is the ...

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Source: NSW Heritage Branch

<p>Koorawatha Post Office, 1920</p>

Koorawatha

The small town of Koorawatha in the plains just west of the Great Dividing Range ... continue

<p>Looking across the water to Maclean from Woodford Quarry, mid 1900s</p>

Maclean, Clarence Valley

The town of Maclean in the Clarence Valley on the north coast of New South ... continue

<p>Junee Swimming Pool, 1930s</p>

Junee

Originally established as a cattle station named Jewnee Run, Junee takes its name from a ... continue

<p>Upper Wentworth Falls, 1880</p>

Wentworth Falls, Blue Mountains

Named after the explorer Charles Wentworth, Wentworth Falls in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney ... continue

<p>Cooma in the late afternoon sun</p>

Cooma

This small city situated at the foot of the Snowy Mountains was established in 1849 ... continue

<p>Inside the dining room at George IV Inn, Picton</p>

Picton

Located in the Southern Highland, the area of Picton was first settled in the 1820s ... continue

Lithgow

The area in the Blue Mountains, now the city of Lithgow, was the centre of ... continue

<p>A statue in the rose garden of historic Gidleigh House, Bungendore</p>

Bungendore

The town of Bungendore just north of the New South Wales border with the Australian ... continue

Riverwood

The Sydney suburb of Riverwood formed part of the traditional land of the Eora Aboriginal ... continue

<p>Down passenger to Moss Vale leaving Gib tunnel at Bowral, April 1939</p>

Bowral

Located in the Southern Highlands, the land that would become Bowral was originally part of ... continue

<p>Lennox Head, 1950s</p>

Lennox Head

Originally inhabited by the Aboriginal people of the Bundjalung tribe, this area on the far ... continue

<p>Alstonville Police Station, 1900</p>

Alstonville

Originally referred to as Duck River Mountain by early settlers, Alstonville in the plateaus west ... continue

<p>Bega Creamery, 1910</p>

Bega

The land on the south coast of New South Wales that would eventually become the ... continue

<p>Cootamundra Railway refreshment kiosk on the platform, 1948</p>

Cootamundra

Located just outside of Canberra, Cootamundra was first settled by livestock farmers in the 1860s ... continue

<p>Kyogle Post Office, 1901</p>

Kyogle

The town of Kyogle located off the coast of north-east New South Wales was originally ... continue

Singleton

The land alongside the Hunter River that would become Singleton was originally the heart of ... continue

Charles Boyce

BOYCE FAMILY: CHARLES (1835-1917) and THOMAS BURNHAM (1844-1909), newspaper proprietors, were born in London, sons ... continue

Source: Australian Dictionary of Biography

George Silas Curtis

CURTIS, GEORGE SILAS (1845-1922), auctioneer and politician, was born on 19 July 1845 at Tamworth ... continue

Source: Australian Dictionary of Biography

John Hurley

HURLEY, JOHN (1796-1882), innkeeper, pastoralist and politician, was born in Limerick, Ireland, son of John ... continue

Source: Australian Dictionary of Biography

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