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Freemasons The foundation stone for the Masonic Hall in Beecroft was laid in March 1924 by Grand Master William Thompson.[1] The hall was located in
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Freemasons The foundation stone for the Masonic Hall in Beecroft was laid in March 1924 by Grand Master William Thompson.[1] The hall was located in
John Noble and the bush in Beecroft John Noble was a pioneer in the preservation and management of the local bushland of Beecroft and Cheltenham.
Beecroft Road, Beecroft Kirra Private Hospital is recorded as operating at least between 1929 and 1952 when Beecroft identity Pat Spark gave birth to twin
History of Beecroft Cheltenham Lions Club In 2014 Beecroft Cheltenham Lions Club celebrated 10 years since it was first Chartered in 2004. The original impetus
Northern Districts Education Centre [1] In 1973 a report by Peter Karmel (Schools in Australia: report of the interim Committee for the Australian Schools Commission)
The triangular block of forested land situated at the junction of Beecroft Road and Pennant Hills Road was noted on the earliest maps of the district
The Beecroft Opium Bust Following a tip off, NSW Police detectives and customs officers raided the Copeland Road East home of May Alice Quan in
Booth Park Sutherland Road, which runs along the side of the railway on the opposite side to Beecroft Road , was formerly a dirt track
In 1887 at the Congress of International Astronomers in Paris a decision was made to draw a map of all the stars and Sydney Observatory
For information on this topic please refer to the publication ‘Beecroft and Cheltenham The shaping of a Sydney Community to 1914’ (Pages 266-270) This book
Pioneers’ Track is a pleasant self-guided circuit walk along both sides of Plympton Road on the border of Beecroft, Epping and Carlingford. Hornsby Council provides
The prelude and presence of police in Beecroft. In 1880 a plan of subdivision shows a police station at Thompson’s Corner and in 1887 the
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