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Railway Station - Hazelbrook

  • John said:
    Hazelbrook House at the top right of the photo was demolished in the 1920's and the bricks used to build two neighbouring houses. It is from this house the town got its name. The block on which it stood is now the railway station car park.
  • Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection said:
    John Thanks for the extra information! -AG
  • vintagescottie said:
    Actually, Hazelbrook House covered 3 house blocks plus the car park. I live on the sight of the old house and this house has carried the Hazelbrook House name since it was built in 1920. The original house's servant's quarters are attached to my home (built in 1889 and I am sitting in it typing this).
  • John said:
    vintagescottie A very close neighbour indeed! Yes, Hazelbrook House covered lots 5,6,7 of section C.

Jenolan Caves House

  • Mich said:
    That stone wall blocking the path from the verandah, seems to be a mistake. Or at least, a tripping hazard.
  • astrogirl969 said:
    According to the Jenolan Caves website, Caves house was built in 1897.

General view, Katoomba

  • Philip Hammon said:
    This photo seems to be taken from the location of the present water reservoirs on Cliff Drive Katoomba. looking East across Frank Walford Park or "The Guly" to the western facade of the Carrington Hotel, on top of the hill. The road running across the middle background left to right is Murri Street. The block building middle left is a block of flats built by J.B. North on the corner of Murri and Cascade Streets. In the immediate foreground are the remains of the coal/oil shale loading staiths at the head of the tramway coming from the Katoomba Mines.