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Rediscover Annandale Landgrant to Urban Village

rediscover annandale LAND GRANT TO URBAN VILLAGE About the Exhibition | Opening | Visitor Book | Text of the Posters

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Tom Worthington hanging panels 15 April 2016 Merrick Fry hanging Rediscover Annandale from Land Grant to Urban Village 15 April 2016

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Talk and Exhibition, Tetch Gallery, September 2016

Land Grant to Urban Village Exhib, Tetch Gallery, 3 Sep 2016 Photo Tom Worthington Tetch Gallery, History Week, 1-10 September 2016

Tetch Gallery, 245 Parramatta Road, Annandale
Part of the Sydney Fringe Festival and History Week

Talk: 3-5pm Saturday 3 September 2016 (RSVP)
Exhibition Open:
Wednesday 7 September: 12-7pm (Book Signing Annandale Short Walk Books 12-3pm)
Thursday 8 September: 12-7pm (Book Signing Annandale Short Walk Books 5-7pm)
Friday 9 September: 12-7pm (Book Signing Annandale Short Walk Books 5-7pm)
Saturday 10 September: 10am-2pm
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Exhibition Annandale Shops, April-May 2016

First exhibited as an Alfresco Exhibition at the Annandale Shops, 113 Johnston Street
16 April - 26 May 2016

Presented by Leichhardt Library Local History in association with the Annandale Heritage Festival

Discover the stories of the Heritage Streetscapes of this urban village in Sydney’s inner west. Annandale is bounded by Sydney Harbour, Parramatta Road and two creeks. Gas lights, horses and trams have adorned the streets. The exhibition draws on Leichhardt Library’s local history collection to present a brief illustrated history of Annandale from colonial Land Grant to a community of over 8,700 residents and churches, temples, civic spaces, schools and diverse businesses.

Opening of first Exhibition (April 2016)

Opening by Mayor of Leichhardt Cr Darcy Byrne
3pm-4.15pm Saturday 16 April 2016
(*Free but Bookings Required Book Online, Tel 02-9367-9266 or Email: localhistory@lmc.nsw.gov.au)

People at alfresco exhibition

Visitor Comments & Tweets

Response to The arrest of Governor Bligh, 1808 (SLNSW) cartoon on Poster 1: "This is the Bligh cartoon I mentioned Alcohol fuelled Australia Day, 1808" - Joel Tarling (19 March 2016)
Email: 18 April 2016
Dear Marghanita,
I have just visited the site 'Annandale on the Web' after seeing the interesting history display 'Rediscover Annandale..' at the Annandale Village.
I noticed a photo of the poster of my artwork 'Save Rozelle Bay' is included in the display and thought you might be interested in a selection of my artworks about Annandale since 1973 on Pinterest: https://au.pinterest.com/susan_d_white/
I am gradually adding more drawings of factories, people and streetscapes from the 1970’s and 80’s.
Best wishes,
Susan
Email 18 April 2016: I did enjoy the display on Saturday - interesting and innovative! Margaret Ryan

Annandale NSW was historically bounded by Rozelle Bay (Port Jackson/Sydney Harbour), Parramatta Road, Johnston's Creek and White's Creek. However, in 1995, the Annandale boundary was extended across Johnston's Creek to include the part of Camperdown, bounded by Booth Street, Mallet Street and Parramatta Road.

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