Beecroft Bridge Club
Beecroft Bridge Club – by Lucie Gabb Beecroft Bridge Club was formed in 1995 as part of the Beecroft United Church Leisure Learning program. This
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Beecroft Bridge Club – by Lucie Gabb Beecroft Bridge Club was formed in 1995 as part of the Beecroft United Church Leisure Learning program. This
The Beecroft Cheltenham Civic Trust: early years The catalyst for the establishment of the Beecroft Cheltenham Civic Trust (BCCT) was a Sydney County Council (SCC)
Beecroft Children’s Library Beecroft Children’s Library was a vibrant and significant part of the Beecroft-Cheltenham community for over 50 years. It was important for two
Beecroft Road Cheltenham (formerly known as Beecroft Parade). 157, Mossbrae (also known as The Cottage and Cotopaxi). The earliest known record is in 1913 when
Beecroft Road had its beginning in 1887 when the government engaged unemployed labour to clear land prior to sale around Beecroft platform (station). The movement
150, Lauriston (originally Fremblik), is a Federation bungalow that was built around 1902 by Christian Nielsen Lykke (1851-1946). Lykke had arrived in Sydney aboard the
Thomas, Nicholas and John Jeremiah Bellamy, were all residents of Beecroft, great-grandsons of early convict farmers of West Pennant Hills, William and Anne Bellamy.[1] Thomas
Bidgee Bidgee (c1787-c 1836)[1] First recorded as the five year old attending the funeral of his step-brother, Ballooderry, in the grounds of Government House.
Ludovic Blackwood was born in England of Scottish and German ancestry. He came to the Colony as an infant in 1863 with his parents when
While there was much public celebration of colonial involvement in what we now call the Boer War, no public activity to celebrate sending a young
Una Parry Boyce (1911 – 2003) Champion of Australian war widows Una was born in Sydney to Charles Robertson Swan and his wife Kate Emma
Fifty years in ‘Leafy Beecroft’ Brian’s parents, Dudley (always known as Jim) and Sybil Gill, and their family came to Beecroft in 1951. Jim was
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