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This book tells the story of Mort's Cottage in Double Bay, Sydney, from 1838 to 1988. It's more than just a house history; it's a portrait of a city evolving. Through the lives of the cottage's owners, author Jill Buckland paints a vivid picture of Sydney's transformation from a colonial outpost to a vibrant metropolis.
Meet John Tawell, the ex-convict who made a fortune before scandal led to his demise. Discover William Thurlow, the solicitor and Sydney Mayor. Uncover the connections to historical figures like Henry Parkes and the tragic wreck of the Dunbar. The narrative also features artists like Conrad Martens and pioneering figures like Grace Robinson, Sydney University's first female medical graduate. "Mort's Cottage" offers fascinating narratives that illuminates Sydney's rich colonial past and the people who shaped it.
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