Welcome to the Patonga Project website.
Patonga has a incredible history that needs to be preserved. The Patonga Project allows residents and visitors to upload stories and photographs to be displayed at various exhibitions throughout the year.
Collecting stories and photographs to remember Patonga's history
Welcome to the Patonga Project website.
Patonga has a incredible history that needs to be preserved. The Patonga Project allows residents and visitors to upload stories and photographs to be displayed at various exhibitions throughout the year.
Patonga’s very own repository for historical images, stories and recollections.
In 1973 Mendelssohn Bartholdy MILLER, and his wife Marion purchased Lot 52 in Nalya Avenue. With such an interesting name it begged further investigation. The unusual name came about as a result of his father described by Miller as being a Professor of Music at the age of 20. His sibling received the Christian names of “Amadeus Beethoven …
How did this happen? How did an Englishman working as the curator of the Darwin Botanical Gardens get to purchase land in Patonga? Charles Ernest Frank ALLEN was born on the 2nd of July 1876 in Wimbledon in the county of Oxford, England. Before his arrival in Australia, C. E. F Allen spent some time working …
Continue reading “From Darwin Botanical Gardens to Patonga?”
The BLUMER’S had several properties in Patonga and although they were not overtly involved in the community in the small village they were well known. Sydney John Blumer was born in 1889 in Sofala, New South Wales, to parents, George (26) and Mary (24). He married Marjorie E H Martin in 1915 in Ryde, N.S.W. …
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Patonga Project
c/o Patonga Progress Hall
6 Brisk Street, Patonga NSW 2256
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