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Harvest of the Years 1, the Story Of a itt.V. Rowley's Farm •• .... ... 4,73. .11.1, . Mr 750 acres - 1803 ussti...1. ST' . ,ti ..4411111 . - ; SA—, ,,:f16".. **4 ' . r •B WO ()riven( A I I Llibitel — • S Y. Woof _iark 1 I 1— arcii rvf c0:)., 1.-rilif-' ..- ' HPOy‘ ST ON L 1.T cv,51,1, • . xr,C. -1 I W OO OspOr AY r 0 !•*••iL AY r [AP i .r1 Li ANGEL RD ■ Gt. ROAD /1 Farm ' ., Ck ,.... Faithful's ;3;feAAc r . , ..fr I!) -, , , , TLI, TA__Fr, 1$- ' .• 1000 acres - 1810 ,.. .;,L.,• ) 4"7.....„,,,,,,;....,". riL,-,, v.,N.RTA, Av• , ANN i..._ _ s_, . ST 1 1 Zi 1 i ', ,. -' IIDx_ tr, In If•C, S r - A 11 $ ''" 1 Cooks Burwood lea , •:1 •-, ( ' 1,.. iEnfitld Brickworks _ __I a_;?.......... CC 1A!TCHELL ST 4 lt-ii• 4- C.0 mli L'Ft-t 17IL 1 I ipc.: .54A,WIEl:y 5.T THE FARMS ANGARRA ST ;1 • I Z OF 61 •1.11 L IAEA OLD BURW000 BUIIWOOD MUNICIPALITY showin original streams Sr In in Chnins HARVEST OF THE YEARS At the beginning of last century almost the whole of the district was taken up by two large grants known as Burwood Farm and Faithful's Farm. The early harvest from the farms was a little wheat; but the Municipality of Burwood was the eventual Harvest of the Years. —E.W.D. HARVEST OF THE YEARS The Story of Burwood 1794-1974 ERIC DUNLOP Issued by Authority of the Council of the Municipality of Burwood This book is copyright. Apart from any fair dealing for the purposes of private study, research, criticism, or review, as permitted under the Copyright Act, no part may be reproduced by any process without written permission. Inquiries should be addressed to the publishers. National Library of Australia Catalogue No. and ISBN 0 85587 063 X Wholly set up and printed in Australia by The Wentworth Press 48 Cooper Street, Surry Hills, N.S.W. 2010 CONTENTS Page ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7 FOREWORD BY THE MAYOR, ALD. K. A. R. SMITH, M.B.E., E.D. 9 Chapter 1 THE EARLY SETTLERS 11 2 INNS, COACHES AND BUSHRANGERS 19 3 ROADSIDE VILLAGES 26 4 THE VILLAGES BECOME BOROUGHS 35 5 CLOSE OF CENTURY (1875-1900 ) 51 6 EARLY THIS CENTURY (1901-1948 ) 78 7 POST-WAR CHANGES (1949-1974) 115 8 THE COUNC1L AT WORK 131 9 THE STORY OF THE SCHOOLS 144 10 THE CHURCHES 156 11 ABOUT PEOPLE 170 Appendix: MAYORS OF BURWOOD SINCE 1874 181 TOWN CLERKS OF BURWOOD SINCE 1874 182 MAYORS OF ENFIELD, 1889-1948 182 BURWOOD RESIDENTS IN 1875 182 EARLY ENFIELD RESIDENTS (1867 ) 184 STATE & FEDERAL PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATIVES 185 STREET NAMES 186 STREETS THAT HAVE CHANGED NAMES 188 SOURCES 189 INDEX 190 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS In preparing this book I have received most heartening co-operation from many people, ranging from the Mayor (Alderman K. A. R. Smith) and members of the Burwood Council to the surprising number of past and present residents who contributed helpful information and photographs. The Town Clerk (Mr. Ross Parsons) and his staff spared no effort in making Council records available, and the Deputy Health Surveyor (Mr. Mason) kindly took several photographs of Council equipment and properties. In the main, photographs are acknowledged on the individual pictures. Most of the others are from Council records or were taken by myself. Incalculable assistance was given by Mr. Ray Neeson and Mr. Les Barnett in copying and preparing much of the photographic material. I am also deeply indebted to Mr. Ron Underwood for drafting the sketch maps showing The Farms of Old Burwood and the Subdivisions of the Rowley Estate, and to Mr. Frank Tyler for his drawing of The Bath Arms Inn and for his most attractive design for the outer cover. Lastly I must express my thanks to the many staff members of The Mitchell Library for their assistance in locating source materials, and to the Strathfield Town Clerk who kindly allowed me to use the records of the former Enfield Council. —E.W.D. FOREWORD BY THE MAYOR, ALD. K. A. R. SMITH, M.B.E., E.D. 1974 is the Centenary Year of the Municipality of Burwood, which was proclaimedpraclaimed on 27th March, 1874. To mark the occasion, and in conjunction withwith thethe CentenaryCentenary Celebrations,Celebrations, the Council thought it fitting to publish a record of the history and growth of the district. The preparation of this work was entrusted to Eric Dunlop, an historian with a special interest in Burwocd, as he spent many years in the district and received his early education at Croydon Public School. Mr. Dunlop was formerly the senior lecturer in history at Armidale Teachers' College and lectured in History Method at the University of New England. A past councillor of the Royal Australian Historical Society, he has written several books on local and social history and has contributed articles to the Australian Encyclopedia and the Australian Dictionary of Biography. The title of the book comes from the fact that by 1810 the entire area of the present Municipality was taken up by farms. As Mr. Dunlop points out, their initial harvest was a little grain for the infant colony, but the real Harvest of the Years is the Municipality of Burwood! It needed a skilled and dedicated craftsman to seek out and put together the many pieces which go to makemake upup thethe HistoryHistory ofof Burwood.Burwood. In "Harvest of the Years" Eric Dunlop has combined the expertise of the professional historian with a warmth of feeling which stems from his own early associations with the District. If you are a past or present resident of Burwood; if you are a student of Australian history or if you just like reading for pleasure II knowknow youyou willwill find this book intensely interesting and informative and I believe you will also find, as II did,did, muchmuch forfor whichwhich toto bebe thankfulthankful asas youyou learn,learn, perhaps for the first time, of the efforts of the vast number of people who, over a period of nearly 200 years, have made Burwood what it is totlay.today. MAYOR, 1974. i.owdowoihr.1.1IVIT.IrdrompeoeffilI do AMAP €(0/1"vi Parts oftlet Territ ory f N EW S 0 UTH WAL É S Mago.www.~ mwentl+• ramo".1.1«... ĺ U. • mor Ogepamw> "44:',44 lEav 4wn ait7 ./ 4.1.4.0m■ ••• ť ť S ettlement .Pti;óti.sÝltd at P 0 RT JA rk,SO,V", the faid. Territory. 1N, . 9/~/1.714, (..//,t.740- ĺ/i• Zyzt/Eitymťer: oor ffie. 11,* line, nivel alt, • Z.Varra.wn Ao.h 31. .1.1.3e; T 17. ON•■07.9,77,,arno rerna4., 14%čv , ....,0•9744,7 Mik, _ .. i • .1 1 a • 7 • / ,I, 4, ,* ‘ ■ l 1 '''"<*Ifik`. , .. e , , I, l',. : ,....—r ' ' 7 • , ..7 , C4irľrt1Ťrf ....P , 2 ,14 ,7 ,..i. / / 11. • fflawe plow Ld«rle alr rr 1..,■••■144.111.~~ dinktfamilor*.r. iy lipeawab• l~wir. PART OF A MAP OF NEW SOUTH WALES IN 1791 by Lieutenant Dawes, showing the: track from Sydney to Rose Hill, which later became Parramatta Road. (Photo—Mitchell Library.) 10 1. THE EARLY SETTLERS The story of Burwood goes back to the very first years of the convict colony. Governor Phillip's infant settlement was mainly clustered around Sydney Cove, but in his efforts to avert the grim spectre of starvation which ever stalked its streets, the Governor also founded a small farming community at Parramatta—or Rose Hill as it was then called. Easy communication between the two settlements was essential. At first, access to Rose Hill was by boat to the upper reaches of the Parramatta River, but sooner or later a land route had to be found.. This route began as a rough bush track blazed through heavily timbered country, our earliest evidence of it being a sketch map drawn in 1791 by Lieutenant Dawes. The track followed much the same line as the present Parramatta Road, but three more years were to pass before working parties of convicts succeeded in clearing and widening it to form the first usable road. It was only eighteen feet wide and though the trees and stumps were removed, the surface was quite unmade. As there were no culverts or bridges, the road sometimes deviated upstream to a convenient shallow spot to ford one or other of the numerous streams that ran down to the river. One of the best known of these was Iron Cove Creek, now crossed by a bridge near Croydon Road. Another still flows under the road through a canal at St. Luke's Park. In 1797 Governor Hunter required the officers, storekeepers and super- intendents to make their assigned convicts available for three days a week to work on the road, so that by 1802 its condition was greatly improved, though the surface was still not metalled. The building of this road was to give Burwood its first humble beginnings as a settlement. The constant passage of guards and convict working parties made it necessary to build some form of overnight resting place approximately halfway between Sydney and Parramatta, and the spot chosen was very near the present pavilion in St. Luke's Oval. Tradition says the site was selected by Governor Phillip himself in 1792. We do know from Lieutenant Collins' Journal that several huts had been constructed there by July 1793, and in October that year Lieutenant Governor Grose sent workmen and convict gangs there to form a timber yard. In a very short time they had built nine huts, cleared sixty acres of timber, and sown twenty acres of this with Indian corn.
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