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The site is significant ...

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Source: NSW Heritage Branch

Crowds gather at the Shoalhaven Agricultural Show at Nowra, 1907.

Nowra

Originally inhabited by the Dharawal Aboriginal people, Nowra would derive its name from the Aboriginal ... continue

<p>Advertising material from 1966 shows the Australian population how to convert their money to decimal ...

Developing a currency for ...

Early currency in New South Wales was somewhat troubled and unstable, with its beginnings in ... continue

Jack Donohue

Born in Scotland in the early 1800s, Jack Donohue was sentenced to transportation to Australia ... continue

<p>Vaucluse House</p>

Vaucluse

Located on the inner east coast of Sydney, the suburb of Vaucluse was originally inhabited ... continue

Minto

The south western Sydney suburb of Minto was an early area subdivided into land grants ... continue

<p>A miniature of Govenor Macquarie</p>

Govenor Macquarie

  Lachlan Macquarie was appointed governor in 1809 to replace the disgraced Governor Bligh following the ... continue

<p>Beardy River Weir, Glen Innes</p>

Glen Innes

The town of Glen Innes in the New England tablelands of northern New South Wales ... continue

Hornsby

Unlike many of the suburbs in the Hornsby shire which derive their names from the ... continue

<p>Casual worker at "Montrose" Station, Jerry's Plains, 1930</p>

Jerry's Plains

Jerry's Plains in the Hunter Valley was discovered by explorer John Howe in 1819 ... continue

<p>Cricket match at Gladesville Mental Hospital, 1870s</p>

Gladesville

Located on the Parramatta River just west of Sydney, Gladesville was originally known as Doodys ... continue

Windsor

Windsor is one of the oldest towns in Australia with a colonial heritage which dates ... continue

William Cordeaux

CORDEAUX, WILLIAM (1792-1839), land commissioner, was born on 9 October 1792 at Crambe, Yorkshire, the ... continue

Source: Australian Dictionary of Biography

Andrew Bent

BENT, ANDREW (1790-1851), printer, publisher and newspaper proprietor, was born in London and early apprenticed ... continue

Source: Australian Dictionary of Biography

Stephen Joseph Sykes

Stephen Joseph Sykes (1920 - 1957), by unknown photographer, 1944, courtesy of Australian War Memorial. UK1566 ... continue

Source: Australian Dictionary of Biography

Samuel Terry

TERRY, SAMUEL (1776?-1838), merchant landowner and 'The Botany Bay Rothschild', was a labourer at ... continue

Source: Australian Dictionary of Biography

William Cox

William Cox (1764 - 1837), by Charles Rodius, courtesy of State Library of New South Wales ... continue

Source: Australian Dictionary of Biography

Ann Howe

HOWE, ANN (c.1802-1842), newspaper proprietor, was born in Sydney, daughter of Sarah Bird, a ... continue

Source: Australian Dictionary of Biography

George Crossley

CROSSLEY, GEORGE (1749-1823), attorney and convict, was born in London, where he was articled and ... continue

Source: Australian Dictionary of Biography

Bathurst District Hospital

An important late 19th century public building well maintained and retaining original function. Embodies the ... continue

Source: NSW Heritage Branch