The Annual Meeting of Council will be held at 6:30pm, Tuesday 12 November to table the audited Financial Statements together with the Auditors Report for 2023-24.
Known as 'Queen Street Conservative Area' located opposite Campbelltown Mall these townhouses where part of the Bradbury Park subdivision and all where built in the late 1840’s.
Ever wondered what Queen Street in Campbelltown once looked like?
We have brought the past to life, revealing the old as it was before the new. Join us for a journey through time and experience the life of wonderful buildings which once proudly stood before today's streetscape.
Find out how we celebrated 200 Years of Campbelltown in 2020, discover well kept secrets only in Campbelltown, or hear from the voices of Campbelltown about our bygone years and more.
Image reference:Image of Queen Street Conservation Area(PDF, 413KB) is the part of Queen Street which was closed in the mid-1980's, to create a leafy Queen Street Mall near these famed cluster of 1840's heritage buildings that includes: McGuanne house (No. 284), The Old Railway Hotel (No. 288), William Bursill's Shop (No. 292) and The Coaching House (No. 298).
Discover ghostly secrets of this quaint little cottage that once stood at the southern end of Queen Street.
We look at the history of an iconic Campbelltown pub that closed its doors in 1982.
Discover the colourful history of this early Queen Street butcher’s shop.
Journey back through time to explore the history of this evocative building in the heart of Campbelltown.
We explore the history of this old general store owned by one of Campbelltown’s most loved families.
We reveal the long history of this bank building that once dominated Campbelltown’s streetscape.
Discover how this store provided the Campbelltown community with various provisions over many years.
We reveal the amazing history of this much loved old building and the role it has played in Campbelltown’s history.
Explore how this one-stop shop provided the Campbelltown people with all their needs over many years.
Discover the history and secret of what made Lack’s Hotel the most popular pub in Campbelltown for many generations.