Hurlstone Park is A Suburb/ neighbourhood In The Inner West of Sydney. Hurlstone Park is Located Nine Kilometres South-West of The Sydney Central Business District And is Mostly Located In The Local Government Area If The City Of Canterbury - Bankstown ,And Partly In The Inner West Council. Hurlstone Park Was First Known As ‘Wattle Hill’ And Then ‘Fern hill’ . After The Postmaster -Generals Department Refused To Open A Post Office Called Fernhill , A 1910 Referendum Chise The Name ‘Hurlstone ‘ After The Nearby Hurlstone College. John Hurlstone Founded The College On the Site Of The Present Day Trinity College In 1878 And Named It After His Mothers Maiden Name ch Was Helen Hurlstone. The college Moved To A New Site , Now Known As Hurlstone Agricultural High School. The ‘Park’ Was Added At The Request Of The Railways Department ,To Avoid To Avoid Confusion With The New South Wales Town of Hillston. Hurlstone Park Has Its Own Train Station That Runs To And From The CBD And West Sydney. There are also Many Bus Routes Through The Area.
Thanks Billy for showing me where the tram stop is in Dulwich Hill. What I'd like to do now is go on the tram to Dulwich Hill and just check that bus stop just outside of the tram stop to see if a bus goes to Marrickville Rd from there. Canterbury I can't remember is that suburb near Ashfield. I'm pretty sure if I remember correctly that when I lived in Ashfield in my early years here, I used to walk to the Canterbury train station from where I lived in Ashfield as it was closer to me than the Ashfield Station. Great little walk again Billy. Cheers for now.
Hi Craig - the tram stop in this video is Dulwich Grove - The Dulwich Hill stop is the next one after this next to Dulwich hill train station - not to far from each other . 🙂
@@billyeyeball7725 I had a feeling there where two of them. so I shall investigate when I go over on the weekend and do both stops. I've been meaning to do this since I moved here to Pyrmont, and wanting just to go to the end of the tram line to see what was there. Cheers again.
Hurlstone Park is A Suburb/ neighbourhood In The Inner West of Sydney.
Hurlstone Park is Located Nine Kilometres South-West of The Sydney Central Business District And is Mostly Located In The Local Government Area If The City Of Canterbury - Bankstown ,And Partly In The Inner West Council.
Hurlstone Park Was First Known As ‘Wattle Hill’ And Then ‘Fern hill’ .
After The Postmaster -Generals Department Refused To Open A Post Office Called Fernhill , A 1910 Referendum Chise The Name ‘Hurlstone ‘ After The Nearby Hurlstone College.
John Hurlstone Founded The College On the Site Of The Present Day Trinity College In 1878 And Named It After His Mothers Maiden Name ch Was Helen Hurlstone.
The college Moved To A New Site , Now Known As Hurlstone Agricultural High School.
The ‘Park’ Was Added At The Request Of The Railways Department ,To Avoid To Avoid Confusion With The New South Wales Town of Hillston.
Hurlstone Park Has Its Own Train Station That Runs To And From The CBD And West Sydney.
There are also Many Bus Routes Through The Area.
Lived along Duntroon St many many years ago.
Nice and close to the station and shops 🙂
Thanks Billy for showing me where the tram stop is in Dulwich Hill. What I'd like to do now is go on the tram to Dulwich Hill and just check that bus stop just outside of the tram stop to see if a bus goes to Marrickville Rd from there. Canterbury I can't remember is that suburb near Ashfield. I'm pretty sure if I remember correctly that when I lived in Ashfield in my early years here, I used to walk to the Canterbury train station from where I lived in Ashfield as it was closer to me than the Ashfield Station. Great little walk again Billy.
Cheers for now.
Hi Craig - the tram stop in this video is Dulwich Grove - The Dulwich Hill stop is the next one after this next to Dulwich hill train station - not to far from each other .
🙂
@@billyeyeball7725 I had a feeling there where two of them. so I shall investigate when I go over on the weekend and do both stops. I've been meaning to do this since I moved here to Pyrmont, and wanting just to go to the end of the tram line to see what was there.
Cheers again.