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4. William Wentworth failed to gain entry into both the East India Company College and the Royal Military Academy and with his career prospects blunted, he returned to Sydney in 1810. 5. William Wentworth rode his father's horse Gig to victory at Hyde Park in the first official horse races on Australian soil. 6.
Historic Stainborough Park. Wentworth Castle near Barnsley is the historic home of the Earls of Stafford and is now in the care of the Wentworth Castle and Stainborough Park Heritage Trust. Today, the Trust cares for nearly 500 acres of landscaped parkland, woodland and farmland as well the more formal pleasure gardens which surround the main ...
Location: Western Australia, Australia, Oceania. View on OpenStreetMap. Latitude. -32.09639° or 32° 5' 47" south. Longitude. 115.9844° or 115° 59' 4" east. Elevation. 21 metres (69 feet) Open Location Code.
TRAVELLING. Wentworth is approached from junctions 35 or 36 of the M1 Motorway and junctions 36 or 37 of the A1M Trunk Road. PARKING. There is a large long-stay car park on Hague Lane which also serves the popular Garden Centre with good pedestrian access to all amenities (P-Code S62 7TF) please use the furthest reaches of this car park.
Property ID: 144854424. Promote this property. 1,693 page views. 3 bedroom house for sale at 58-60 William Street, Wentworth, NSW 2648, $399,000 - $438,000. View 17 property photos, floor plans and Wentworth suburb information.
Born on Norfolk Island, William Charles Wentworth was the first European-born Australian to achieve recognition outside Australia. As a young man, he was part of an expedition to cross the Blue Mountains in New South Wales, which provided new grazing land for the colony.In 1816, Wentworth travelled to Britain to study law and in 1819, he published the first edition of this book on New South ...
2013. The first 'State funeral' in colonial New South Wales was accorded to William Charles Wentworth who died in England on 20 March 1872 and at his own behest, had his remains shipped back to Australia for burial - a fitting final gesture by the Australian 'patriot'. more ».
