17 Bridge St, Windsor
Image: Ray White
The date of the building is unknown, although there is a drawing of a building with a similar shape on a plan from 1835. This single story building is an increasingly rare example of early Victorian Georgian architecture. This alone gives the building great significance, however it also serves a role as being one of the first buildings from Thompson Square that is seen on the approach from the east. The shutters were reconstructed in 1988 as part of the Bicentenary refurbishment.
A series of retail businesses have occupied this cottage in recent years.
A series of retail businesses have occupied this cottage in recent years.
- Researched information and images courtesy of Hawkesbury City Council, National Trust of Australia and RMS.
