HAWKESBURY ARCHITECTURE

Windsor

One of the five Macquarie Towns
Historical articles about Windsor NSW
Windsor NSW is one of the earliest European settled towns in Australia. Many historic buildings and landmarks can be found within its boundaries.

• St Matthews Church of England in Moses Street Windsor


• St Matthews Church of England a study by Carol Carruthers


• The Rectory in Moses Street Windsor


• The Rectory Stables in Moses Street Windsor

The Stables behind the Rectory in Moses Street Windsor, an historical study by Prof. Ian Jack.

• The Windsor Court House on the corner of North and Court Streets Windsor.


• Methodism in Windsor & Richmond NSW by Michelle Nichols


• A Brief History of Hawkesbury Hospital by Dr Rex Stubbs
• Crescentville - Villa in The Terrace
• William Walker 1828-1908 and his home Crescentville, Windsor NSW by Cathy M^cHardy

Wilberforce & Ebenezer

Wilberforce was named by Macquarie after the English Politician William Wilberforce. As Macquarie said on the 6th December 1810 "the Township for the Phillip District; on the North or left Bank of the Hawkesbury, I have named Wilberforce -- in honor of and out of respect to the good and virtuous Wm. Wilberforce Esqr. M.P. -- a true Patriot and the real Friend of Mankind."

• Stannix Park House Ebenezer

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