Fitness Paths, Parks & Playgrounds
Read MoreSydney, NSW, Australia
Darling Harbour, named after former NSW Governor Lieutenant-General Ralph Darling.
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Millers Point, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Clyne Reserve, at the bottom of Merriman St. Established on 13 June 1950 on a site leased from the Maritime Services Board, named after Hon Daniel Clyne MLA,‘in recognition of the major part played by Mr Clyne in the negotiations for the lease of the land by Council from the Maritime Services Board’.
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Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Elizabeth St Footbridge, Parramatta River. Featuring the sculpture ‘Wake’ by Greg Stonehouse and Susan Milne, created 2003.
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Northmead, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Site of one of the 'Northmead quarries’, now home to Charles Herbert Reserve. Named after Charles Lawrence Herbert, a member of Parramatta Council from 1956-1974.
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Sydney, Australia
Peace Park, near the junction of Buckland and Myrtle Streets. Originally part of Thomas Shepherd's 1826 grant, it was earmarked as a residential space in 1974 (the factories on the site were demolished at that time).
Four years later it had still not been converted, and was purchased by the Sydney of City Council. After the Council's plans had also fallen through, the area was turned into a park in 1985. The name stems from the strong anti-nuclear protests of the time.img553AustraliaChippendaleNSWSydneybollarddemolishedgarbage binplayground
Rhodes, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Mill Park, beside Parramatta River. The park is named for the John Darling & Son flour mill (later owned by Associated British Foods); constructed 1919, demolished 1980s.
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