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These projects involved research into the history and development of the following region:
Central West
Authors: Dr Sue Rosen and Liz Gorman
Client: The Homeowner
Our team prepared a history of the property as part of a Heritage Impact Statement required for the client to undertake minor, historically sympathetic, alterations.
Bathurst was established as a military station in 1815. From 1818, Kelso, on the east bank, was developed by private individuals. Under Governor Darling, in 1826, the entire region was opened up for European occupation.
It was upon land from an 1823 grant to Henry Cox, son of William Cox, that the property Littlebourne was constructed. Lieutenant Thomas Evenden constructed the property around c. 1830, naming it Littlebourne after the town in Kent where Evenden's father had a farm. Littlebourne may have been built by government labour, as a number of private houses were built for the military in addition to the barracks at that time.
After Evenden, retailer Edmund Tom Webb purchased the property in 1883 and held it until his death in 1925. Webb engaged architect James Hine in 1885, who designed additions including a large billiard room, a master bedroom with faceted bay windows and Regency style boarded ceilings. Another famous Australian architect, Alfred Norman Henry Sambrook was responsible for alterations, general repairs and painting at Littlebourne in 1930.
Australian Hotel, Young, Heritage Impact Statement
Authors: Liz Gorman, Emily Pickering Client: Australian Hotel, Boorowa Street, Young The Hotel proposed to rationalize their ground floor layout, create a new gaming area inside former shopfronts, extend their Bistro and…
Dudley Hotel, Bathurst - Interpretation Strategy
Author: Liz Gorman, Dr Sue Rosen Client: IMG Hotels The Dudley Hotel at 250 Stewart Street Bathurst NSW is not an individual heritage item, and is not in the vicinity…
107 George Street, Bathurst - Heritage Impact Statement
Author: Liz Gorman Client: Private Client This Statement of Heritage Impact features 107 George Street, Bathurst – not a heritage item, but located in the Bathurst Conservation Area, and in…
The Royal Hotel, Summer Street, Orange - Heritage Impact Statement
Authors: Dr Sue Rosen and Liz Gorman Client: MPK Hotels The team was pleased to prepare an extensive history of the property as part of a Heritage Impact Statement, as…
'Cangoura', 310 11 Mile Drive, Eglinton - Heritage Impact Statement
Authors: Dr Sue Rosen and Liz Gorman Client: Private Client Our team prepared a history of the property as part of a Heritage Impact Statement required for the client to…
'Littlebourne' 4031 O'Connell Road, Kelso - Heritage Impact Statement
Authors: Dr Sue Rosen and Liz Gorman Client: The Homeowner Our team prepared a history of the property as part of a Heritage Impact Statement required for the client to…
State Heritage Inventory (SHI) Assessment - Pre 1948 RTA Controlled Concrete Slab and Arch Bridges
Author: Dr Sid French, Sue Rosen, Beverley Johnson, Emma Dortins & Nicole Secomb Client: Burns & Roe Worley & RTA This study of 65 bridges was undertaken in association with Burns &…
In their own voice: using oral history to provide personal context to thematic studies.
Paper presented at There's a War On! Collections, sites and stories related to WWI and WWII - Museums & Galleries NSW, NSW Heritage Office and Central West Heritage Network, Albury Museum…
Assessment of Heritage Significance of 34 Bridges for RTA.
Authors: Dr Sid French (Worley Parsons) Dr Sue Rosen, Ms Emma Dortins, Ms Rosemary Kerr, Ms Julia Kensey, (Sue Rosen and Associates) Client: Roads and…
The development of a thematic study of moveable heritage related to WWI and WWII activities and sites in NSW
Author: Dr Sue Rosen Client: Museums & Galleries NSW and NSW Heritage Office Paper presented at There's a War On! Collections, sites and stories related to WWI…
Heritage Significance of NSW Concrete Beam Bridges (Northern, Hunter and Western Regions). Burns and Roe Worley and HAAH.
Author: Dr Sue Rosen Client: Museums & Galleries NSW and NSW Heritage Office Paper presented at There's a War On! Collections, sites and stories related to WWI…
There’s a War On! WWI and WWII at Home: NSW Moveable Heritage Related to the Experience of War at Home. An Assessment Model
Authors: Sue Rosen and Sarah Jane Rennie Client: Museums and Galleries NSW and NSW Heritage Office Many of the events of war time Australia have been taken…
'Constructing Surveyor General Major Thomas Mitchell's Road from Mt Victoria to Bathurst: The Complexities and Politics of the Process' at Corrugations: the Romance and Reality of Historic Roads, ICOMOS 2005 Conference.
Authors: Sue Rosen and Sarah Jane Rennie Client: Museums and Galleries NSW and NSW Heritage Office Many of the events of war time Australia have been taken
Heritage Assessment of RTA controlled Pre 1948 Concrete Slab and Arch Bridges.
Authors: Sue Rosen and Sid French This study has examined the bridges in the group, assessed them and generated a ranking table which categorises them as of State, Local or…
Study of the Heritage Significance of a group of RTA controlled Bridges and Ferries in NSW, HAAH and BRW for RTA.
Authors: Sid French, Engineer, Emma Dortins, Laila Ellmoos, Rosemary Kerr and Sue Rosen, Historians Client: HAAH and Burns and Roe Worley for Roads and Traffic Authority's Environment and Community Policy Branch This…
"The No. 2 Stockade, Cox's River: A Study of the Convict Experience", Archaeology, Heritage and Tourism. Joint ASHA and AIMA Conference. Adelaide.
Authors: Sid French, Engineer, Emma Dortins, Laila Ellmoos, Rosemary Kerr and Sue Rosen, Historians Client: HAAH and Burns and Roe Worley for Roads and Traffic Authority's Environment and Community Policy Branch This
"Live Wires" Advance Energy Oral History Project.
Authors: Ruth Lawson and Sue Rosen This video-oral history project was commissioned in 2000 by Advance Energy and consists of interviews with 10 men who were either employees or…
The Gamilaroi Women’s Bibliography.
Author: Rosemary Kerr, Mary Sparke and Sue Rosen Client: Aboriginal Heritage Division of the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service The project is part of the Aboriginal Women’s Heritage…
Comprehensive and Regional Assessment of Forested Lands, NSW Statewide Cultural Heritage Data Audit, Integration and Analysis.
Author: Sue Rosen, Beverley Johnson, Richard Temple, Brian Johnson and Rosemary Kerr Client: Michael Pearson of Heritage Management Consultants, for the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. The assessment outputs included an…
The Cox’s River Stockade Archaeological Investigation and Salvage. 1994 - 1997.
Authors: Sue Rosen and Michael Pearson Client: Michael Pearson, Heritage Management Consultants for Pacific Power Excavations and survey work was carried out on the western side of the Lyell Reservoir…
The Road: Convict Work Prison Culture Seminar - Historic Houses Trust
Authors: Sue Rosen and Michael Pearson Client: Michael Pearson, Heritage Management Consultants for Pacific Power Excavations and survey work was carried out on the western side of the Lyell Reservoir
‘Revealing Traces of the 2nd Cox's River Stockade’, The Road: Convict Work Prison Culture, Historic Houses Trust of NSW, 1994.
Authors: Sue Rosen and Michael Pearson Client: Michael Pearson, Heritage Management Consultants for Pacific Power Excavations and survey work was carried out on the western side of the Lyell Reservoir
A History of No.2 Stockade Cox's River
Client: Pacific Power Authors: Christa Ludlow and Sue Rosen History and description of Stockade No.2. The site features a number of buildings from convict huts to a hospital and…
Heritage Assessment of the Second Cox's River Stockade Site.
Client: Pacific Power Authors: Christa Ludlow and Sue Rosen History and description of Stockade No.2. The site features a number of buildings from convict huts to a hospital and
Heritage Assessment: Barton Park Cemetery and Wallerawang Schoolhouse.
Client: Pacific Power Authors: Sue Rosen, David Sheedy and Siobhan Lavelle The objectives of this Heritage Assessment are to analyse all available evidence and provide a description of the…
Conservation Plan for The Cottage Hospital, Wallerawang.
Client: Pacific Power Authors: Sue Rosen, David Sheedy and Siobhan Lavelle The objectives of this Heritage Assessment are to analyse all available evidence and provide a description of the
Plans of Railway Roundhouses and Workshops at Bathurst, Junee, Cardiff, Werris Creek, Parkes, Cessnock, Temora, Muswellbrook, Orange.
Client: Pacific Power Authors: Sue Rosen, David Sheedy and Siobhan Lavelle The objectives of this Heritage Assessment are to analyse all available evidence and provide a description of the