Constructed circa 1844, Castle Hill House is perhaps one of the most photographed landmarks for use on postcard printing in Castle Hill, New South Wales. The area is one of the earliest European settled districts in the state with a heritage that dates back to 1791 when Governor Phillip led an excursion to find land suitable for farming. By 1801, farming was in progress, and it was the beginning of a long period of rural endeavours in the region where orchards and market gardens later dominated. In keeping with the rich heritage of the area, producing Booklets on local history is among the many services on offer here at Minuteman Press.
Finding historic subjects for postcard printing in Castle Hill has never been difficult for the area. with several significant 19th-Century buildings to show off to interested visitors and historians. Reflecting a bygone era in the suburb are landmarks such as the former parsonage built in 1866 and the 1879 vintage public school located in Old Northern Road. The area also boasts a long time connection with Nobel prize-winning laureate Patrick White, whose ‘Dogwoods’ home was located at 74 Showground Road.
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