Linnwood Hall, constructed in 1891, is located in Holroyd, NSW, south of Guildford. The residence sits high on a north-south running ridge within spacious grounds of about 5 hectares (12.5 acres). Since 1917, the site was continually adapted and developed specifically for various welfare uses such as housing and educating state wards.
We visited here with Lori and Les. There was also a car display put on with the Rolls Royce Owners Club of Australia.
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Linnwood is an historic house set on 5 hectares of ground at Guildford in the Western Suburbs of Sydney.
The house was built in 1891 by George McCredie, a prominent businessman of the day,
Historic Linnwood.
Historic Linnwood.
Linnwood's main hallway.
Linnwood's main hallway.
Leadlight and floor tiles.
This lady nearly had a heart attack when the flash went off. Sorry lady.
Part of a 1953 Robinson's Street Map showing the 'One Tree Country Golf Course' at Model Farms (now Winston Hills).
Part of a 1953 Robinson's Street Map showing a 'Raven St' running off Cressy Rd at Ryde.
What ever happened to 'Raven Rd'?
The famous Flying Lady.
RR hub cap / wheel cover.
This one was left too long at Seven Hill train station.
The famous Flying Lady.
I couldn't find the air-conditioner.
The famous Flying Lady.
What I see when I'm driving.
Picnic anyone?
All the mod-cons.
Rolls-Royce Reflecting.
The running board (yellow) of a vintage Rolls-Royce reflected in the highly polished door panel
One of the trophies given at the show.
I suppose he lost points for the screw missing.
Thre were some lesser car makes as well. Bentley.
The Flying B.
Alvis was there.
An Alvis chorus-line.
Alvis has left the car park.
Rover was there as well.
Rover TC
Rover TC
I don't know what this one was.
Side view.
The entertainment was good.
1931 Supermarine Seaplane bonnet ornament on a vintage Rolls Royce.
