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2000 Sydney Paralympics
By Emma Stockburn Sydney Paralympic Opening Ceremony https://www.paralympic.org/sydney-2000   The Paralympic Games, or Paralympics, are held every four years on an international stage.…
Lidcombe – Origin of Street Names
Since September 2016, a marginal area of the suburb of Lidcombe NSW belongs to the City of Parramatta Council Local Government Area and forms part of the Rosehill Ward. The majority of Lidcombe…
Epping – Origin of Street Names
The suburb of Epping is bounded by the Hills (M2) Motorway in the north, Terrys Creek in the east, the suburb of Eastwood, Pearl Avenue, Epping Avenue, Mobbs Lane and Valley Road in the south, and…
Aboriginal Resistance Leader - Pemulwuy
Pemulwuy, an Aboriginal warrior was born into the 'woods tribes' or Bediagal (Bidjigal) clan around 1750, on the northern side of what we now know as the Georges River, …
Wentworth Point – Origin of Street Names
The suburb of Wentworth Point is bounded by Parramatta River in the north, Homebush Bay in the east, Haslams Creek and Bennelong Parkway in the south, and Hill Road, Burroway Road and the suburb of…
Celebrating Lancer Barracks Bicentenary
Council celebrates the Bicentenary of Parramatta’s Lancer Barracks  - the oldest military barracks in mainland Australia. The City of Parramatta pays tribute to the Lancer Barracks legacy…
The Lancer Barracks and the Lancers
The Lancer Barracks - LSP00894 (Source: Local Studies Photographic Collection, City of Parramatta) In 1818, under instructions from Governor Macquarie, Lt. John Watts of His Majesty’s 46th…
Lancer - Corp Frederick Isaac Kilpatrick
Fred Isaac Kilpatrick was born in 1873 in Adelong, New South Wales. In 1884, his family moved to Leichhardt, Sydney where he attends Leichhardt Superior School. In 1890s Fred joined Department of…
World War One
The City of Parramatta Research and Collection Services, along with a team of dedicated volunteers, compiled the biographies of 1,962 soldiers, seamen and nurses from the Parramatta District – the…
Lancer Barracks – timeline of the site
Adapted from Plan of the Military Barracks Parramatta c1820 Mitchell Library Bonwick Transcripts Box 36, Plan 9 1799              grant of lease of 5 ¾ acres to…

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