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Explore Narellan’s History: Heritage Walking Tour and Historic Sites
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Explore Narellan’s History: Heritage Walking Tour and Historic Sites

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The Narellan Heritage Walking Tour, curated by local photographers Kylie and Peter Lyons, provides a fascinating exploration of the historical and architectural legacy of Narellan. This tour offers insights into the original villages predating Camden's establishment in 1840, featuring notable sites like The Old St Thomas Chapel and the Narellan Public School.

Narellan’s Architectural Landmarks: A Journey Through Time
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Narellan’s Architectural Landmarks: A Journey Through Time

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Narellan, named after an 1816 land grant, features historical buildings like St Thomas Church and School from the 1830s and 1880s. The village, surveyed in 1827, was one of four pre-dating Camden's establishment in 1840. Significant structures include the Narellan Hotel , the former Burton Arms Hotel and Ben Linden reflecting local heritage.