Looking Back
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Growth, Early 1900s', D
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St Helens Park House
The veranda of St Helens Park House. The family photographed by Tom Swann in 1920.
Built on land granted to Samuel Larkin by Governor Lachlan Macquarie in 1816, St Helens Park House was completed in 1887. Gothic inspired late Victorian architecture makes an interesting building.
Further information on this historic home can be found in the societies book, "The Story of St Helens Park Campbelltown" based on a presentation by The Brooks Family, given at the 18th Ivor G. Thomas lecture, August 30th, 2008. This book is available through The Societies Shop.
Image PHO0809 Photo by Tom Swann