Glenalvon House

02/09/2026

So our volunteers can share the day with their families, Glenalvon will not be open on Sunday 6 September.
The next open morning will be Sunday 20 September 10am to 1pm.

28/08/2026

Flashback Friday:
April 1948, and the first full post war Campbelltown Show is underway.
Exhibited will be fine horses and cattle along with sideshows, boxing, skating, dancing, acrobats and according to the Campbelltown News “the man who puts his head in the lion’s mouth”.
This ‘cow’ is cycling along Queen Street close by Browne Street.
📸 Photo: Courtesy Colin Braithwaite and the Campbelltown and Airds and Historical Society.

15/08/2026

Campbelltown Council has canceled the markets for tomorrow so we will not have our Open Day and Devonshire Tea morning at Glenavon either. Thanks to the CWA ladies who were prepared to work in the kitchen - we will look forward to seeing you next time.

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14/08/2026

Flashback Friday:
This wonderful but undated photo is of Billy Rixon next to an old-fashioned pram. The photo was taken in Howe Street.
This street once extended all the way to Cordeaux Street until it was blocked off in 1970 and made part of Mawson Park. Dr Mawson's old surgery in Cordeaux Street is in the background on the left (Clissold Collection).

12/08/2026

Devonshire Tea and a visit to Glenalvon, a perfect Sunday morning.
This Sunday 16th August 10am to 1pm, CWA - Campbelltown Branch and Campbelltown and Airds Historical Society invite you to enjoy 2 scones, jam and cream with tea or coffee for just $10.

Glenalvon House is at 8 Lithgow Street Campbelltown.
Handmade & Homegrown Market will be in the street and car park opposite.

05/08/2026

Calling all artists, researchers and sleuths who may be able to help us identify the artist who painted Mt Gilead in1921 with the initials E.A.W.

One of our followers has the painting and would love to know the artist.
Thank you!

02/08/2026

Glenalvon is open this morning. All welcome.

31/07/2026

Flashback Friday:
Pictured are former Town Clerk Harley Daley (right) and former Campbelltown Mayor Greg Percival ca. 1961. They are photographed facing the future site of the new Campbelltown Administration Centre building. Behind them is the Macquarie Cinema on the corner of Queen and Browne Streets.

29/07/2026

The weather may be cool but there is a warm welcome to visitors to Glenalvon this Sunday 2nd August from 10am to 1pm.
No Devonshire Teas this time, but plenty to see in this rare gem built in 1840 and now in the C*D at 8 Lithgow Street Campbelltown.
Entry is free and donations are always appreciated.

24/07/2026