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The long-awaited opening of Harold Park (that is the large park area alongside the apartments development) will happen on Saturday 27th October, from 3pm. Lord Mayor Clover Moore will officially open the park at 3.30pm. There’ll be music, free coffee and gelato while you enjoy the new park and meet your neighbours. (When its over, come along to the opening of the Tramsheds War Memorial). Harold Park launch | What's On - City of Sydney whatson.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au Join us for the launch of Harold Park this October.City of Sydney Archives is looking for more information on this photo taken in Glebe in 1973? Do you have any leads? Did you know that the toilet block in Foley Park won the 2014 AIA NSW Chapter Robert Woodward Award for Small Projects? It was designed by Stanic Harding Architecture + Interiors. Congratulations to Nicole Egger who won the Glebe Society's 'Character of Glebe' Prize at the Glebe Art Show this year. Her photomontage is titled, 'Juno Jump'. The Tramsheds War Memorial is returning to its original location at the Tramsheds and will be re-dedicated on Saturday 27th October at 4.00pm. The memorial will be located in the North-West corner of Harold Park, immediately to the South of the Tramsheds building. This is something the Glebe Society has been advocating for a number of years, and we are delighted that the City Council has seen fit to bring the project to completion. Lord Mayor Clover Moore will be speaking for the Council (after she has finished reopening the parklands at 3.00pm), and the Society will be represented by our local history expert Max Solling, and by Ted McKeown as MC. Here are some photos of the statue that is the centrepiece of the Tramsheds War Memorial |
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