Known as 'Queen Street Conservative Area' located opposite Campbelltown Mall these townhouses where part of the Bradbury Park subdivision and all where built in the late 1840’s.
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Image reference:
Image of Queen Street Conservation Area(PDF, 413KB) is the part of Queen Street which was closed in the mid-1980's, to create a leafy Queen Street Mall near these famed cluster of 1840's heritage buildings that includes: McGuanne house (No. 284), The Old Railway Hotel (No. 288), William Bursill's Shop (No. 292) and The Coaching House (No. 298).