The newly connected Greenway path passes through an extraordinary urban landscape with dense local history. It is an ecological corridor as well as an active transport route and outdoor classroom. Join us on this tour exploring the complex relationships between our society, the biodiversity corridor, the often-hidden Long Cove Creek, and the surrounding and evolving built environment.
This event is organised by the Ashfield and District Historical Society (ADHS).
Tour led by:
Alex Lofts - former Ashfield Councillor and Chair of the Greenway Community Forum
Mark Sabolch - author of the "Hawthorne Canal, The History of Long Cove Creek" and member of inaugural IWEG bushcare group
Mark Matheson - read all the records of the former Petersham Municipal Council and produced the booklet "Victorian Villas" which won the National Trust Heritage Award of that year.
Susan Thompson - Professor of Planning at UNSW; Educator using the GreenWay as an outdoor classroom.
Meeting Point: Rocket at the eastern end of Johnson Park, Dulwich Hill (beside Arlington Light Rail stop on the L1 line).
Cost: $5 payable on the day. Registration is required. Register now.
1:00pm - 3:00pm
$5 payable on the day (cash only)
Meeting Point: rocket at the Eastern end of Johnson Park, Dulwich Hill (beside Arlington Light Rail stop on the L1 line).
Dulwich Hill NSW
Australia