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Sold Out! Highlights from Back to Belgenny 2026 Event

The recent "Back to Belgenny Day" at Belgenny Farm attracted over 3,000 visitors, celebrating Australia’s agricultural heritage. The event featured reenactments, vintage machinery, and craft demonstrations, creating a vibrant atmosphere. Proceeds support conservation efforts for this historic site, preserving its rich stories and landscapes for future generations.

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Camden’s Unique Interwar Tudor Revival Milk Bar

The Camden Vale Inn Milk Bar, opened in 1939, was created to promote disease-free milk from Camden Park Estate during a period of health awareness. Designed in an 'Old English' style by architect Cyril Ruwald, it featured drive-through service and supported the Red Cross during WWII. It later evolved into a restaurant and hotel.