IATG invites you to join a
Walking History Tour of Glebe
Fringed by Blackwattle and Rozelle Bays, Glebe was first settled in the late 1820s. Modern Glebe has retained many of its grand Victorian homes, Federation houses and modest workers' cottages. These contribute to the unique character of the suburb. As a peninsula community, Glebe has a village environment with which residents very strongly identify
At Real History Walking Tours, they love sharing overlooked or unknown stories from the past. Come along for an informative tour that delves deep into the heritage fabric Glebe. We will explore historic houses, churches and parklands, all set against the dramatic backdrop of Sydney's picturesque skyline. Join us to unearth the forgotten stories of the most influential buildings in Sydney, and the amazing anecdotes of some of the city's past residents.
Stay on for Lunch at the Toxteth Hotel
When: Saturday 25 May 2024
Cost $25 Members $30 Associates and $35 Non-members [No refunds available].
RSVP close 22 May
Event host: Gaille (M) 0414 885 619
(E) gailledargan@gmail.com
Fringed by Blackwattle and Rozelle Bays, Glebe was first settled in the late 1820s. Modern Glebe has retained many of its grand Victorian homes, Federation houses and modest workers' cottages. These contribute to the unique character of the suburb. As a peninsula community, Glebe has a village environment with which residents very strongly identify
At Real History Walking Tours, they love sharing overlooked or unknown stories from the past. Come along for an informative tour that delves deep into the heritage fabric Glebe. We will explore historic houses, churches and parklands, all set against the dramatic backdrop of Sydney's picturesque skyline. Join us to unearth the forgotten stories of the most influential buildings in Sydney, and the amazing anecdotes of some of the city's past residents.
Stay on for Lunch at the Toxteth Hotel
When: Saturday 25 May 2024
Cost $25 Members $30 Associates and $35 Non-members [No refunds available].
RSVP close 22 May