Glenalvon House

Glenalvon House Glenalvon house, described by the National Trust as "exceptional". Classic Georgian Glenalvon, in it

Classic Georgian Glenalvon, in its heritage gardens, is a Campbelltown landmark.

Glenalvon open morning, Sunday 7th June, 10am to 1pm.The forecast is for a sunny, dry day and Glenalvon is at its best i...
03/06/2026

Glenalvon open morning, Sunday 7th June, 10am to 1pm.
The forecast is for a sunny, dry day and Glenalvon is at its best in the sunshine.

Our member volunteers are always ready to welcome you to Campbelltown’s historic gem.

Devonshire teas return on June 21st.

29/05/2026

Flashback Friday: It was with sadness this week that we heard of the fire at the Menangle General Store. The store has always been integral to the community since it was built in around 1904. During various times it has served as post office, bakers, butchers, landmark, barn, cafe as well as provisioner of groceries, seed, fertiliser and fuel. It was said that during the thirties then owners, the Currey Bros, supported the farmers during a drought “until better times came along.”

The two petrol bowsers seen out front had to be pumped by hand until the required amount came into the reservoir. With no price readout the cost requested by the attendant was always on trust.

Many customers were supplied by “horse and cart and “in all directions”.

A photo from the Commemorative Festival Parade of 1956, before it was called the Fisher’s Ghost Parade.Can you help iden...
27/05/2026

A photo from the Commemorative Festival Parade of 1956, before it was called the Fisher’s Ghost Parade.

Can you help identify the 3 handsome gentlemen and also where was the garage.
Photo from the Society’s collection by Geoff Eves.

22/05/2026

Flashback Friday: It's August 1975 and work has started on Campbelltown's new hospital. This slide was taken from Appin Road and shows the golf course and clubhouse in the background. The clubhouse later became Scandal's Nightclub. (Trevor Richardson Collection)

The Society’s May member’s meeting will be held this Saturday May 23 at 1.30pm in the cottage behind Glenalvon, 8 Lithgo...
19/05/2026

The Society’s May member’s meeting will be held this Saturday May 23 at 1.30pm in the cottage behind Glenalvon, 8 Lithgow Street.
In what promises to be a fascinating talk, Robert Strang will talk about his love of an unusual mode of transport, titled “Spokes in Time.”
Afternoon tea to follow and visitors are welcome.

Fisher’s Ghost Street Parade is back!Congratulations to all those who campaigned for its return and well done Council fo...
19/05/2026

Fisher’s Ghost Street Parade is back!

Congratulations to all those who campaigned for its return and well done Council for listening.

These wonderful clear and crisp black and white photos were taken by Geoff Eves in the late 1950’s and are now part of the Society’s collection.
A great reminder of how the parade used to be and so many memories of people, place and businesses.

How many people can you recognise?

You may be interested in the people who have lived at Glenalvon.
17/05/2026

You may be interested in the people who have lived at Glenalvon.

15/05/2026

Flashback Friday: A car is pictured driving down Redfern Road and approaching the level crossing at Minto. After years of incidents and traffic jams, the struggle to have an overbridge cross the railway line ended with the opening of the overbridge in 1993.

Another busy Sunday in Lithgow Street on Sunday 17th May with the popular markets and Glenalvon open for visitors. Our m...
13/05/2026

Another busy Sunday in Lithgow Street on Sunday 17th May with the popular markets and Glenalvon open for visitors.
Our member volunteers look forward to welcoming visitors from 10am to 1pm.
Devonshire teas return in June.

08/05/2026

Flashback Friday: The newsagency on the corner of Redfern and Minto Road has been a landmark building for a hundred years now. Starting as a Post Office and general store it also had a residence for the shopkeeper. Taken around 1945 this photo shows an ornate telephone booth at a time when all letters, telegraph and phones were under the control of the Post-Master General’s Office.
Photo courtesy: The Soiland Family

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8 Lithgow Street
Campbelltown, NSW
2560

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