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| The Spot to be \ The Spot's Heritage |
Our heritage defines us as a community.
A heritage conservation area is a precinct, streetscape, group of buildings, landscape, suburb or town with particular heritage values that give it a distinct identity.
Of The spot, Pauline Curby in her book "Randwick" (2009) at page 251 says:
"..... the St Pauls Street shopping centre was developing as a small commercial hub at the turn of the century. From the 1920's it was called "The Spot" after T.M Tyreman's, The Spot Ironmongery store in Perouse Road.
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| Earliest Days of the spot
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Our City's rich heritage is steeped in Australian history. Before European settlement, there was an extensive indigenous community |
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| The Road to Botany Bay
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The overland route between Sydney Cove and the Laperouse encampment at Botany Bay January - March 1788 |
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| Sydney Cove Sunset
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An “Indian Path” from Botany Bay: Appendix 1 of the Society’s publication contains first hand accounts by Arthur Phillip and John White of an expedition to Botany Bay, on 31st May 1788. |
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