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developments in wool in particular, following the original land grant to pioneer John
Macarthur in 1805, with the first post office operating locally from about 1841. The current post office, while associated with the comparatively later history of the town, is still of nineteenth century origin, with its establishment and subsequent development reflecting the needs of postal services in the town. Although an evolved building physically and architecturally, it remains evidently a historic postal building. Its prominent location in the main town strip of Argyle Street, also enhances this aspect of significance.
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Oakeshott. The 1898 residence largely remains, with much of the original fabric extant and the planning still discernible. The original location of the 1910 telephone exchange inside the building is not known, however. A new post box porch has also been built along the lane on the northeast side of the building. More broadly, as a composite building, the typological intactness has been compromised, despite the relative overall intactness of the 1898 works.
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group, which mark Vernon's middle period as
Government Architect. As such the post office could be considered a prototype for a large series of Vernon-era buildings, designed by George Oakeshott and others in Vernon's office. The parapeted breakfront post office design, with a porch to one side, also predated the appearance of similar post offices around the country.
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Camden Post Office, although a composite building comprising a central
Victorian building with substantial Federation additions, has a strong streetscape presence, with a handsome façade and detailing to Argyle Street. More broadly, the building also contributes to the historic character of central
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Camden Post Office is significant for its association with architect Walter Vernon and his office, particularly for being a comparatively early design of Vernon's in the
Federation Free style post office mode. As such the post office could be considered a prototype for a large series of Vernon-era
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Federation context of the post office form, and is a Free style post office in the tradition of a number of other buildings by Walter Vernon and his office. Camden does come comparatively early in this
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Camden Post Office, the original component of which dates to 1882, with later works the most substantial of which date from 1898, is located in an historic centre which dates from the earliest years of settlement in New South Wales. Camden is of considerable importance in terms of early
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Richard Basden were substantial, and largely engulfed the earlier building. A telephone
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over its front steps. A panel is fitted across the former opening to a post box porch that formerly was accessed from the entrance porch. A new post box porch has been built along the lane on the northeast side of the building. It has a steel frame and steel deck roofing. Period timber
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Australian wool, wheat and wine industries, particularly following the original land grant to pioneer
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The post office occupies a prominent site in Argyle Street, the main shopping precinct. It has a broad alleyway to its immediate north-east, with its north-east entry apparently designed to develop a diagonal reading, common in
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Floor: mixed; concrete (lower, post office) timber frame in upper and part of the lower level. Clad in carpet (retail and rear office areas), vinyl tile (lunchroom, storage areas) ceramic tiles (amenities and wet
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and a frieze have been added to this in an attempt to render it more sympathetic to the style of the earlier buildings. A pair of automatic glazed sliding doors lead from the entrance porch to the postal hall.
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direct access from the exterior of the building. For practical purposes, the earlier fabric can be regarded as a composite of the Barnet and Vernon work. The Barnet fabric can be seen in a stone
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of the rear single-storey section is different in colour (darker) to the brickwork on the front two-storey section, and the roof of the rear section is corrugated galvanised steel sheeting.
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bearing the building's name extends across the street-facing elevation. Above that is a parapet in the same face brick with a cement render capping rising and falling over three raised
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rather than hinged casements. The gable ends have painted horizontally-laid boarding, coming down to just above the window-heads, with simple, deep-chord
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three times a week. Mrs Eliza Pearson reputedly operated the 1841 post office, and a record of 1846 showed that daily mail was received from Sydney. A
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Camden. The post office additionally features in tourism promotional material which celebrates Camden's diversity of architectural styles.
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Camden Post Office is at 135 Argyle Street, Camden, comprising the whole of Lot 15 DP751265.
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pier, one of the Barnet vestiges, at its northeast corner, and has a slat work timber
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was opened in 1877 and in 1878 it was proposed to combine the two offices into a
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Camden Heritage Walking Tour' brochure, prepared by Tourism Camden, not dated.
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Camden Post Office file, Series Number SP32/1, Barcodes 315495 & 8434008
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buildings, designed by George Oakeshott and others in Vernon's office.
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Camden Post and Telegraph Office, Series Number SP63/1, Barcode 428037
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Plans of Camden Post Office, Series Number SP821/1, Barcode 3038850
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The original fabric of the building that still exists includes:
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The original Camden Post Office dates from 1882 in the era of
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on 22 August 2012 having satisfied the following criteria.
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along the lane on the north-east side of the building.
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is a heritage-listed post office at 135 Argyle Street,
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566:Criterion E: Aesthetic characteristics
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524:Australian Commonwealth Heritage List
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539:Criterion D: Characteristic values
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171:Show map of New South Wales
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282:Walter Liberty Vernon
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262:Description
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57:Coordinates
52:, Australia
1680:Categories
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1513:Camperdown
1483:Queenstown
1465:Hobart GPO
1425:Port Pirie
1381:Townsville
1339:Mudgeeraba
1296:Yungaburra
1286:Stanthorpe
1281:Ravenswood
1261:Crows Nest
1204:Queensland
1049:Wellington
1023:Sydney GPO
1007:Paddington
967:Macksville
932:Glen Innes
701:References
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252:Government
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1625:Inglewood
1620:Fremantle
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1575:Traralgon
1548:Leongatha
1374:Toowoomba
1304:Burketown
1266:Gladstone
1251:Cloncurry
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1137:Newcastle
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1123:Millfield
1109:Kurrajong
1095:Haymarket
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839:Australia
796:CC-BY 4.0
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439:Condition
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278:Edwardian
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1565:Sorrento
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1318:Childers
1311:Cardwell
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1165:Randwick
1151:Prospect
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1590:Geelong
1570:Stawell
1543:Kyneton
1508:Bendigo
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229:History
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1332:Gympie
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1224:Boonah
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