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The First Electric Street Lights in Parramatta
Street lighting maintenance unit, Parramatta and Granville Electric Supply Company, ca. 1928. LSP00837 The town of Tamworth in New South Wales pioneered electric street lighting in Australia in…
The First Female Factory, Prince Alfred Square, 1803 – 1821
Initially the female factories in Australia were not just places of incarceration,they also provided a space where women could work for rations and for some, find refuge and a place to sleep.…
The First Government Water Mill, Parramatta, 1792
A problem faced by the early settlers in Sydney and Parramatta was a lack of wind or water powered mills with which to grind cereal crops. One of the earliest actions taken to address this…
The First Kings School – Harrisford House Parramatta
Harrisford House, George Street, Parramatta, 2014. Source: Geoff Barker, Parramatta City Council The first lessons given by this famous Australian institution were in February 1832 in a house…
The First Public House and Shop in Parramatta 1792
The first public house in Parramatta was run by Captain Essex Henry Bond who was granted the first beer license by Judge Advocate Collins on 20 October 1792. Bond had brought a large stock of…
The First to Fall and ‘Baby 700’, Gallipoli Landing, ANZAC Day
Part of the Australian 1 Battalion resting ANZAC Cove, 25 April, 1915, photo by Lance Corporal C F Hamilton, reproduced from Charles Bean, Vol 12, 55 The 1 Infantry Battalion was part of first…
The Fleet Street Quarry, Parramatta North
Walking down the steps from the end of Albert Street to Fleet Street, Parramatta North, what is most noticeable, apart from the sudden drop in street levels, is the abundance of roughly hewed …
The Gas Company Retort House – Parramatta’s Industrial History
On May 30, 1871, The Sydney Morning Herald cheerfully reported the introduction of gas lighting to Parramatta: At last we are likely to enjoy what we have long sighed for – gas lighted streets…
The Granville District Soccer Football Association
Granville District Soccer and Football Club Foundation Committee [ACC171.001.029] Source: Parramatta Heritage Centre The Parramatta Archives, Research, and Cultural Collections have just…
The Heart of Parramatta Council Moves to Rydalmere Operations Centre
The Council Works Depot at Parramatta is in many ways its heart for it is from here that all the materials needed to upgrade and upkeep Parramatta’s streets, gardens, footpaths and other amenities…

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