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Lane Cove - Sawing establishment

Placename
Lane Cove - Sawing establishment
Layer
Convict Sites - Aust and Norfolk Isl.
Type
Other

Details

Description

Est. 1805 in the upper Lane Cove catchment, cutting Blackbutt, Blue Gum and Iron Bark for building purposes and Casuarina for roof shingles. Timber was brought down the ridge along what was later called Fiddens Wharf Road and after conversion sent downstream to the Sydney Lumberyard. By Gov. Macquarie's visit in May 1810 timber was getting scarce and he suggested the camp would need to move. A number of public buildings including the hospital (now Parliament and Mint) used Lane Cove timbers. The timber station was then moved ot Pennant Hills.

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ID
tc48f5

Extended Data

Start Year
1805
End year
1816