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Coonong Homestead

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  • Archmage01 said:
    Looks like it was new at time. Would be interesting to see what it looks like now, if it is still there.
  • Alyssa Croucher said:
    Apparently it was built by a Sir Samuel McCaughey in 1876 (see a full bio at adbonline.anu.edu.au/biogs/A050152b.htm). Now it's part of Yanco Agricultural High School, will need to check with some friends who studied there to see if they recognise it! No, wait, there is a picture of it right here on the school website: www.yancoag-h.schools.nsw.edu.au/ - Beautiful!
  • rosburke said:
    It wasn't called Coonong, that was the name of his older homestead built 1876. This building is North Yanco built in 1899 which is now the Yanco Agricultural High School.
  • Margaret Sands said:
    The above photograph is not that of Coonong Homestead. Coonong Homestead is situated on Coonong Station Property at Urana NSW. The above photograph is that of Sir Samuel McCaughey's homestead on North Yanko Station built in the early 1900's. Today, and as bequested by Sir Samuel McCaughey, on his death, to be from then known on as Yanco Agricultural High School .
  • marhleet said:
    Hasn't changed, lot around it has.