GREGORY BLAXLAND

Located in the Blue Mountains, Blaxland is named after colonial explorer Gregory Blaxland who led ... continue

Located in Sydney's north shore, Denistone was originally part of the large Brush Farm ... continue

Originally inhabited by the Dharug Aboriginal people, Springwood was one of the first towns in ... continue

The small town of Bilpin is located in the foothills of the Blue Mountains and ... continue

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

First settled in the 1823, the town of Wellington was the second town to be ... continue

KATER, NORMAN MURCHISON ('MICK') (1904-1979), grazier, medical practitioner and air force officer, and Sir GREGORY ... continue

BLAXLAND, Dame HELEN FRANCES (1907-1989), conservationist, was born on 21 June 1907 at Neutral Bay ... continue

KATER, NORMAN MURCHISON ('MICK') (1904-1979), grazier, medical practitioner and air force officer, and Sir GREGORY ... continue

TOWNSON, ROBERT (1762?-1827), scholar, scientist and settler, was probably baptized on 4 April 1762 ... continue

MACKANESS, JOHN (1770?-1838), barrister and public servant, early became addicted to attending radical political ... continue

MOOWATTIN, DANIEL (c.1791-1816), Aboriginal guide, was born in the Parramatta district, New South Wales ... continue

Gregory Blaxland (1778 - 1853), by unknown artist, courtesy of State Library of New South Wales ... continue

William Lawson (1774 - 1850), by unknown artist, courtesy of State Library of New South Wales ... continue

William Forster (1818 - 1882), by unknown photographer, courtesy of State Library of New South Wales ... continue

Brush Farm House is a rare, State significant example of an early Colonial mansion in ... continue

In March 1901 the Technology Museum, as the Powerhouse Museum was then known, ordered three ... continue

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