The Little Sandy Footbridge in Camden has reopened, restoring an essential link in the Nepean River Trail after extensive flood-related repairs. Originally constructed during WWII, the bridge has been a beloved community feature, supporting recreational activities for over a century. The project was funded by government sources, totaling $3.7 million.
Category: World War Two
Camden’s Treadle Sewing Machine: A Revolution in Women’s Agency
The Camden Museum's treadle sewing machine symbolizes the significant role of sewing in women's lives from the 19th century onwards. Sewing machines democratized work, enhancing women’s agency by saving time and allowing for business opportunities. Women contributed immensely to the war efforts through Red Cross circles, producing thousands of items during both World Wars.
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Exploring Studley Park: A Victorian Italianate Heritage Site
Studley Park House, located in Narellan, NSW, exemplifies Victorian Italianate architecture and holds state significance for its aesthetics and historical associations. Constructed in 1889 by architect firm AL & G McCredie for William Charles Payne, it served various purposes, including a school and military quarters, before becoming a private residence.
