Other properties
Tusculum
Built: 1831 - 1837
Architect: John Verge
Status: Leased to Australian Institute of Architects
Saved from demolition in the 1980s, Tusculum represents a highpoint in Regency architectural design in Australia. It is one of only three houses designed by the fashionable colonial architect, John Verge (1782-1861) to have survived in the Potts Point area - along with Rockwall and Elizabeth Bay House.
Throsby Park
Built: c1821-1834
Architect: Unknown
Status: Leased privately
Dr Charles Throsby, who had already established himself at Casula from 1811, took up the 1000-acre grant and built a small timber cottage. Unfortunately, he did not survive to see the construction of the grand colonial house on the hill.
Beulah
Built: c1835 - 1836
Architect: Unknown
Status: Undergoing conservation works
Beulah, on Appin Road south of Campbelltown, is a unique property that combines elements of both heritage and environmental significance.
Related stories
Background on Beulah
Beulah, on Appin Road south of Campbelltown, is a unique property that combines elements of both heritage and environmental significance.
Exploring Beulah
Experience the Beulah homestead with 360-degree imagery of the house and its surrounds.
Locking up at Throsby Park
Among the set of house keys for Throsby Park are a number of very large brass mortice keys for 19th century internal door locks.
Rebuilding the Beulah bridge
The bridge at Beulah is believed to be the oldest privately owned bridge on mainland Australia.
Throsby Park: a comfortable residence
Discover the fascinating story of Throsby Park, a rural property near Moss Vale in the southern highlands, New South Wales, Australia, rescued, stabilised and conserved by Sydney Living Museums.
Throsby Park: A place of value
Find out what makes Throsby Park important and the kind of qualities heritage experts and practitioners appreciate in it.
Tusculum
Saved from demolition in the 1980s, Tusculum represents a highpoint in Regency architectural design in Australia. It is one of only three houses designed by the fashionable colonial architect, John Verge (1782-1861) to have survived in the Potts Point area - along with Rockwall and Elizabeth Bay House.
Related news
Beulah
Beulah as native fauna refugeTuesday 26 June 2018
A male koala has been seen in the bushland at Beulah, our Endangered Houses Fund property south of Campbelltown, this month.
Beulah
Furry sighting at BeulahFriday 14 August 2015
We are very excited about our first documented koala sighting at Beulah in over 60 years!
Beulah
Beulah bridge archaeologyFriday 27 February 2015
The civil works contractor and archaeologist working on the reinstatement of the Beulah road and bridge are continuing to reveal and document the original structures.
Conservation
SLM team begin salvage of Beulah farm cottage Wednesday 28 January 2015
Our heritage team undertook salvage work on the remains of the Beulah farm cottage after it was hit by bad weather.