Teneriffe, 133 Mary's Mount Road, Bradfordville : conservation management strategy : final report
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Subject: 'Teneriffe' is a rare example of a late 19th century rural homestead and is an excellent example of the architecture of E.C. Manfred in the local area. The property is associated with Albert Lansdowne and Joseph Shepherd who were prominent and upstanding members of the local community. Joseph Shepherd was known as the Apricot King of NSW, a reputation derived from the yields gained from Teneriffe. The homestead is significant for its historical, aesthetic, research potential, rarity and representativeness. The homestead has significant aesthetic characteristics, in particular, its retention of its 19th century landscape context as an orchard. Archaeological remains associated with the homestead would have the potential to answer a number of research questions relating to the ownership, occupation and operation of the property during the late 19th to early 20th century. (from the Summary, p.6)
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Teneriffe, 133 Mary's Mount Road, Bradfordville : conservation management strategy : final report / prepared for Fraish Consulting ; authors Alexander Beben, Biosis Pty Ltd.
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Newcastle Biosis, 2017.©2015.
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65 pages : photographs, maps, plans ; 30 cm.
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Teneriffe [historical homestead] is located at 133 Mary's Mount Road, Bradfordville. It is listed under Schedule 5 of the Goulburn Mulwaree Local Environmental Plan 2009 (GMLEP) as "Teneriffe", a heritage item which has been assessed as possessing local significance (Item No. 1238). The item has a lot and Deposited Plan (DP) curtilage associated with Lot 23, DP 479. It is not listed on any other statutory or non-statutory heritage registers (from the Introduction, p.7).Biosis project no. 26241.This report was prepared by Alexander Beben, Principal Archaeologist, Biosis Pty Ltd [and] reviewed by Amanda Atkinson, NSW Heritage Team Leader, Biosis Pty Ltd. It is based on historical research and field investigations (from the Introduction, p.8).Historical context: Historical research has been undertaken to identify the land use history of the study area, to isolate key phases in its history and to identify the location of any built heritage or archaeological resources which may be associated with the study area. The research places the history of the study area into the broader context of the Illawarra region and specifically the Goulburn area. Teneriffe lies within the foot slopes and crrk flats forming part of the Wollondilly catchment area. Periods of note identified include: Aboriginal occupation, pre-1798; Early exploration, 1798-1815; Early settlement, 1815-1834; Kenmore Estate, 1830-1879; Wallace Vale, 1879-1887; Frederick Shepherd and Teneriffe, 1887-present (from Section 3: Historical Context, pp.15-16).Includes glossary and appendices.References: page 65.
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363.69
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English
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32892