This journal was published in our 50th year. Houses of the Ashfield District Part 2 adds to the record of our built heritage and of those who once lived in our neighbourhoods.The articles in this journal help build on our communal memory. They are thoroughly researched, factual and entertaining.
The articles in this journal have been written by members and friends of the Society. They are all meticulously researched, some over many years. For those interested in the history of some of the wonderful homes recorded, this journal is a great read. For others who may be considering undertaking a history of their own home or a house, the articles in this journal also provide interesting examples of how such histories can be researched and then written.
$25 plus $15 for Postage.
Copies of this publication can be purchased at the Society’s Rooms at Thirning Villa.
Please email our treasurer to order this journal.
| Discovering Majella | Ronda Gaffey |
| Gas Governor Houses | Ann O’Connell |
| Wallawah: ‘A Place to Stay’ | Clare Herscovitch |
| Windermere. A War Bride’s New Home | Ann O’Connell |
| The Criswicks of Woodlands | John Godl |
| The life and times of Nundara: 17 Moonbie Street Summer Hill | Bernadette Williamson |
| ‘Mystery House’ | Ann O’Connell |
| Ambleside Postscript: The Griffin Family | Bernadette Williamson |
| The Williams Family in Ashfield and Summer Hill | Tess Newmarch |
| Another Glance at Amesbury | Ann O’Connell |
| 90-94 Victoria Street | Colin Webb |
| Gads Hill Villa | David Rollinson |
| Liverpool Road Houses | Ann O’Connell |
