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flood plain, they form a highly visible landmark precinct. In the past the community has resisted attempts to demolish the stables and in recent times have formed a committee to conserve the stables. The brickwork and roof of the stables are evidence of early technical knowledge and construction techniques of the colony. If attributed to
Standish Harris it is the only structure remaining from his period as Government Architect, other than a wall.
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of thirty acres to Samuel Wilcox, who named it Wilcox Farm. It is likely that land clearance and agricultural activities as well as some building works took place during this period and subsequently. In the early nineteenth century, the former Wilcox Farm was incorporated into a larger holding of 607
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Hawkesbury, with the Blue Mountains to the west, the sand stock brick stables, next to the celebrated rectory and near St Matthew's Anglican Church, forms a highly significant landmark element in the cultural landscape to the whole group, the
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Greenway to investigate the situation. To Greenway's mind, his plan was being ruined by poor materials and bad workmanship. He condemned the structure and recommended that
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Strong association with pioneer families and the history of the area. The
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responsible for the design and because they complete the St
Matthew's Anglican Church precinct (all buildings completed between 1810–1825). The stables are a reminder of the indispensability of the horses for nineteenth century clergy. The rectory stables dominate the landscape above the Hawkesbury
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English internally. The openings on the Eastern side comprise a mixture of windows, doors and two loft openings. The western side contains an original window including remnant joinery pieces and two doors. There are circular sandstone ventilation opening in these walls. There are no
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Hawkesbury. This region played a significant role in the early development of the colony with European settlers established here by 1794. Situated on fertile floodplains and well known for its abundant agriculture, Green Hills (as it was originally called) supported the colony through
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Cemetery has research potential. Stables: The construction, both from brickwork and roof, is significant evidence of
William Cox's style and also of the specifications drawn up by the government architect, whether Greenway or Harris. If the building is by Harris, it assumes still higher research
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Much of the original fabric is still intact. This includes the sandstone flagging, most of the
Flemish bond brick walls, one lathe and plaster ceiling, the entire roof structure except the shingles, one stall, one window and the majority of the doors, particularly the frames. Evidence of missing
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and of planning by Governor Macquarie. Consecrated by Samuel Marsden in 1822. The rectory stables has rare significance because of those involved in their design and erection. William Cox, the builder, was one of the principal building contractors and road makers in rural New South Wales in the
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St Matthew's Anglican Church is one of the finest works of early Colonial architecture remaining in Australia. The rectory stables have rare and state significance because of their association with William Cox the builder, Francis Greenway or Standish Harris as the
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Report concluded that a free and penal society could co-exist but with tighter controls on convict management. Governor Macquarie resigned and returned to England in 1822. Prior to departing the colony he visited the Hawkesbury with his successor Sir
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Rare example of very fine work by Greenway. The stables are the final essential element in the superb Anglican church complex at Windsor (cemetery, glebe, St Matthew's church, rectory and stables) completed between 1810 and 1825.
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Greenway had appointed John Jones of Windsor as his building superintendent for St Matthew's. Jones allowed for upward of 200,000 bricks to be made on his land and in return received 202 hectares (500 acres) of land beyond the
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foundation stone, the parish council commissioned a book on the Church, written by Ian Jack and Jan Barkley-Jack. The book was officially launched on 12 November 2016 by Professor The Hon. Dame
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The cemetery is older than the Church and contains many tombstones commemorating the early settlers of the Windsor District. The oldest tombstone (1810) was laid in memory of Andrew Thompson.
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with money raised by the Trust's women's committee, which had raised a substantial sum of money in a public appeal to assist the conservation of three properties: the church,
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ceiling and gallery. Its siting is magnificent, on a hill above the town, and this reveals Greenway's sensitive appreciation of a building's relationship to the landscape.
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St. Matthew's Windsor - an Anglican Landmark celebrating 200 years
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2245:St Michael and All Angels, Kingaroy
903:1961–1980 Harold Rawson (1908–1996)
846:1829–1833 Joseph Docker (1793–1865)
706:1822 – Rectory built
1931:Holy Trinity Church, Bacchus Marsh
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1700:St John the Evangelist, Newcastle
1244:Stiles, Henry Tarlton (1808–1867)
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874:Gerard Addington D’Arcy Irvine
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2488:Holy Trinity Church, Adelaide
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1273:Attraction Homepage (2007).
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31:St Matthew's Anglican Church
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2190:St John's, South Townsville
2130:St Andrew's, South Brisbane
2110:Old St Mark's, Slacks Creek
2100:Holy Trinity, Woolloongabba
2095:Holy Trinity, Saibai Island
1620:All Saints Church, Canberra
1479:Province of New South Wales
562:National Trust of Australia
545:Verbal advice has dated as
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1936:St Peter's, Eastern Hill
1810:St Thomas', North Sydney
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1670:Holy Innocents, Rossmore
1345:McGuiness, Mark (2011).
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1598:Wollongong (St Michael)
1575:Grafton (Christ Church)
1218:Cross, John (1781–1858)
695:Modifications and dates
566:Experiment Farm Cottage
422:Governor Arthur Phillip
376:and built from 1817 by
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2265:St Paul's, Maryborough
2215:St Mark's, Rockhampton
2200:St John's, Rockhampton
2165:St George's, Beenleigh
1960:Province of Queensland
1926:Christ Church, Geelong
1790:St Philip's, Kingswood
1775:St Paul's, Castle Hill
1720:St John's, Wilberforce
1630:St Andrew's, Roseville
1625:All Souls', Leichhardt
1615:All Saints', Petersham
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2070:Christ Church, Milton
2050:All Saints, Tamrookum
2024:Rockhampton (St Paul)
2019:Townsville (St James)
1800:St Stephen's, Newtown
1780:St Peter's, St Peters
1750:St Matthew's, Windsor
1635:St Barnabas, Broadway
1565:Bathurst (All Saints)
1522:Canberra and Goulburn
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2210:St Luke's, Toowoomba
2195:St John's, Mundoolun
2140:St Anne's, Jondaryan
2090:Holy Trinity, Mackay
2055:All Saints, Yandilla
2040:All Saints, Brisbane
1834:Province of Victoria
1785:St Peter's, Richmond
1730:St Luke's, Liverpool
1660:St Clement's, Mosman
1655:Church by the Bridge
1591:Parramatta (St John)
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