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St Mark's Church including Mona Estate, Darling Point 1857

By
Samuel Thomas Gill
From the collections of the
State Library of New South Wales
[a1528142 / DL Pd 95]
(Dixson Library)

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Gill, Samuel Thomas

State Library of New South Wales

Mona and Greenoaks

Mona at Darling Point was built as a regency villa in 1841. It has been converted to an apartment building. Greenoaks, built from 1846 and developed into a gothic revival mansion in the 1860s, was renamed Bishopscourt after it was purchased by the Anglican Church in 1910.

Anglican

Religious building

Darling Point

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Wealthy harbourside suburb named for Elizabeth Darling, the wife of New South Wales Governor Ralph Darling. It is the site of Carthona, heritage-listed home of Surveyor-General Thomas Mitchell.

St Mark's Anglican church Darling Point

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Anglican church modelled on the Holy Trinity Church in Horncastle in Lincolnshire, England and built under the direction of the prominent architect Edmund Blacket. The land on which it was built was gifted by the prominent industrialist Thomas Sutcliffe Mort.

Mona

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Regency style villa located on Mona Road in Darling Point. The residence was owned by the Smart family and then leased by Thomas Rowe. It was converted into flats in 1922.