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On January 21st a twilight picnic at Camp Cove commemorated the first landing of Captain Arthur Phillip RN in 1788. Margaret Cameron-Ash, noted historian and author, gave a short talk to mark the occasion.
In March, Hubert Sagnières – author and explorer – gave a talk on ‘French Explorers of the Pacific and Links with Sydney’s East’.
In May a walk was held in Darling Point in conjunction with the Darling Point Society.
Leo Schofield talk date to be advised.
WALK: Darling Point Walk
WHEN: 16 MAY 2024
Darling Point
COST: Donation
FULLY SUBSCRIBED
MEETING: AGM
WHEN: 30 MAY 2024
TIME: 5PM
LOCATION: Club Rose Bay Anzac Room
TALK: Talk by Ian Tresise
WHEN: TBC
TIME: TBC
LOCATION: TBC
TALK: Talk by Leo Schofield
WHEN: TBC
TIME: TBC
LOCATION: Woollahra Library,
New South Head Road, Double Bay
COST: Donation
TO REGISTER FOR ANY OF THESE EVENTS
PLEASE EMAIL YOUR NAME & EVENT NAME TO:
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or via the contact page on this website
The Point Piper walk in May. 80 people joined us on a glorious May day for a guided walk beginning at Rose Bay Police Station circuiting the point, tracing its development from the days of Captain Piper, its grand houses past and present.
A talk in August by Margaret Merten who spoke about her grandfather, the Hon John Louis Trefle’s legacy and the importance of preserving Neilson Park as a community space and heritage listed historic site and nature reserve.
In November, Jacaranda time The Double Bay Heritage Walk was joined by the Double Bay Residents’ Association.
At our Christmas season afternoon tea in December we were privileged to have General the Hon Sir Peter Cosgrove and Lady Cosgrove as our distinguished guests at Woollahra Council Chambers. Sir Peter gave a fascinating talk on the Military history of the area.
