Two hundred years of History in the Hills
In 1801, a young botanist named George and Sarah Suttor arrived at a parcel of land in Baulkham Hills with a shipment of plants from Sir Joseph Banks. What he built there — an orchard, a home, a life — became one of the oldest surviving properties in the Sydney basin. This is the story of Chelsea Farm.
“On my idea of leaving England I was also pleased with the thought that I might be the humble means of conveying to this distant British country the vine, the fig, the olive.”
George Suttor
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