Historical Archaeological Assessment - SMDA - NSW Government

AECOM
Historical Archaeological Assessment - The Grange - North Eveleigh Affordable
Housing Project, Wilson Street, Darlington, NSW
List of Plates
Plate 1
The Grange, New Town, Sydney. By John Vine Hall. Dated July 1865. Held by Mitchell
Library (PXA 4460) 15
Plate 2
The Grange. Date unknown. View north-north west. Held by the NSW Branch of the
National Trust 16
Plate 3
Pre 1916 Spring Store with embankment brick wall evident at right of image. Wilson
Street level is above the Spring Store roof. View west towards Iverys Lane. 19
Plate 4 Pre 1967 Advertising Depot foundations. View north towards Wilson Street. 20
Plate 5 Opening in roof of cistern. View north towards Wilson Street. 21
Plate 6
Eastern end of water cistern showing section of collapse. View west towards Wilson
Street. 21
List of Tables
Table 1 Heritage Items Identified on Heritage Inventories 8
Table 2 Sands Directory entries for The Grange between 1858 and 1909 A-1
Table 3
Owner, Occupier and description of The Grange from Newtown Rate Assessment
Records B-1
List of Figures
Figure 1 Proposed works 3
Figure 2 Project Boundary indicating location of heritage items within the Project Boundary 10
Figure 3
Plan of The Grange, prepared on the conversion to Torrens Title, 1900 (Certificate of
Title 1674-19, Primary Application 11531). Date of survey: 1 January 1900 13
Figure 4
Buildings indicated at the Eveleigh Railway Workshops site in 1916. From AHMS
(2008:24) 18
Figure 5 Archaeological potential of the North Eveleigh site 23
Figure 6
Cross-section in the vicinity of the cistern indicating the final land surface in relation to
the existing land surface 28
24 July 2012