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modern varieties. Surviving very old camellias include C.j.'Cleopatra Rosea' (pink) and "Wellbankiana" (white), some of which are over 100 years old. Wife of
Governor Game's private secretary, writer Ethel Anderson, had this to say about Lady Game's garden: 'under the grey green olives, late daffodils still star the grass. Watsonias, double cherries, magnolias, spireas, purple eupatoriums and primulas, set in a spring border among standard white wisterias form, like a sea... Lady Game's border - so lovely with pomegranates, bougainvilleas, cistus and Madonna lilies - keeps its date with beauty.' The entrance stones to the Spring Walk are said to be convict-made blocks from the first Government House built for Arthur Philip, now the site of the Museum of Sydney. Like many houses of the time, Government House was self sufficient with kitchen gardens, orchards and farm animals. The kitchen garden is now part of the Royal Botanic Gardens.
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British royalty, especially those who have been accommodated at the house including Prince Albert (who after being shot was treated and nursed back to health in the Drawing Room of Government House), the Queen Mother, King Charles III (then Prince of Wales), Princess Diana, Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips and significantly Queen Elizabeth II and her husband the Duke of Edinburgh on a number of occasions. The historic significance of Government House is also enhanced through its association with those involved in its design and construction: Edward Blore, an eminent British architect who completed the original design of the house; Colonial Architect Mortimer Lewis who adapted these plans to suit Australian conditions; James Barney who designed and supervised significant repairs and alterations to the house; and
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and intact collection of items with an ongoing and continuous association with the vice regal function and clearly demonstrates 150 years of changing style and taste. The collection is inherently linked to the house (and specific locations in the house). The comprehensive collection of portraits of NSW governors contains one of the earliest official portraits to be commissioned in NSW and
Australia, that of Governor Thomas Brisbane by Augustus Earle. The collection of colonial furniture is significant and contains the most extensive collection of furniture by noted craftsman Andrew Lenham between 1845 and 1860 as well as furniture and other objects associated with colonial and international exhibitions and demonstrate excellence in local design, manufacturing and materials.
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polity and society. The ensemble of House, outbuildings and gardens can demonstrate the development of the site and its functions from the colonial period to today. The
Government house interiors as they have evolved from the 1840s reflect the development of taste and style over 170 years. The Government House garden has the archaeological potential to provide information on early roads and drives and terrace arrangements. The important interiors (such as the Lyon and Cottier wall Drawing Room ceilings and hand painted cloth panels) and the extensive moveable heritage collection (including the collection of Colonial Australian furniture, portraits of Governors, and some of the more recent furnishings and fittings) demonstrate 150 years of changing style and taste.
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Game's much-loved project, the "Spring Walk". Some areas of the garden are true to their 19th-century design, while others are more modern. Thousands of visitors enjoy the garden every year, both as public visitors and guests at functions ranging from garden parties for Royal visits, open days, award ceremonies and charity events. The garden is a crucial part of
Government House – chef Christine Ware regularly sources honey (the current governor keeps bees), herbs and flowers for food served at functions. Florist Marjan Medhat has also been known to use flowers and natural ephemera from the grounds in her floral displays, alongside potted plants grown in the greenhouse.
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Australia. Such items have a documented provenance to NSW Governors, their families and entourages from 1845 to the early 20th Century or with the first five Governors-General of Australia between 1901 and 1915. Items of high significance are objects considered to be rare or unusual and to have a cultural or historic significance to NSW. These objects date from 1845 through to the present and may contribute to the understanding of the house occupants and use or through their connection to artists, architects, craftsmen or suppliers associated with the construction and decoration of Government House.
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Government House demonstrates at a high level the design, layout, construction techniques and finishes of a colonial grand house in the Gothic style as well as that of an early colonial harbour-side estate charged with the carriage of viceregal functions including symbolic functions of authority in
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The house was seen as a pinnacle of society and the roll of Governor as social "exemplar", ideas that continued well into the 20th century. The place can demonstrate the changing emphasis in the selection of Governor; from military, to career administrators, to aristocrats. By the end of the 19th
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North of the Eastern Terrace is the palm grove, established in the 1870s for the Countess of Belmore, wife of the 13th governor. Here native and exotic palms including the Lord Howe Island's Kentia (Howea fosteriana) and curly (H.belmoreana)(named for the governor) can be found.
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1958:Barry McGregor & Associates (August 1997).
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1621:"The Governor of NSW: The Governor's Office"
1591:"A brief history of Admiralty House, Sydney"
920:-21 - Summer House in formal garden removed.
3225:Royal Automobile Club of Australia building
980:Government House, Sydney was listed on the
660:Government House illuminated in purple for
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529:Frederic Thesiger, 1st Viscount Chelmsford
3673:Historic house museums in New South Wales
2136:Government House Sydney 360° Virtual Tour
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3658:Historic Houses Trust of New South Wales
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406:, located on Conservatorium Road in the
139:, Conservatorium Road, Bennelong Point,
3698:New South Wales State Heritage Register
2909:Clarence Street Police Station (former)
2117:New South Wales State Heritage Register
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1505:"The Governor of NSW: Government House"
1307:New South Wales State Heritage Register
982:New South Wales State Heritage Register
905:1890-91 - Chalet commissioned and built
634:Australians for Constitutional Monarchy
533:Gerald Strickland, 1st Baron Strickland
447:New South Wales State Heritage Register
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1653:"Editorial – A Governor on the side".
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474:. A ball in honour of the birthday of
3653:Gothic Revival architecture in Sydney
3567:Other significant historical features
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1601:from the original on 30 November 2013
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1194:Government Houses in the Commonwealth
729:(fmr. Historic Houses Trust of NSW).
291:Colonial Architect of New South Wales
3350:Churches and other places of worship
1905:Aitken, R. & Morris, C. (1999).
1743:from the original on 27 October 2011
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1482:from the original on 24 January 2013
1449:from the original on 27 October 2011
1131:Government House as sketched in 1848
434:, and the second from 1996 to 2011.
247:The King in Right of New South Wales
3511:Cultural institutions and parklands
2964:Health Department building (former)
2409:Historical buildings and structures
2070:Nicholls, Sean (16 February 2017).
1969:"'The Gardens of Government House'"
1891:McGregor & Associates 1997: 258
1864:McGregor & Associates 1997: 257
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1816:Stuart Read, pers.comm., 27/8/2014
1798:Stuart Read, pers.comm., 26/5/2017
672:announced that the then Governor,
668:In October 2011, the then Premier
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3024:Sydney Water Head Office (former)
2267:Governors of the Australia States
2237:Viceregal residences of Australia
2146:Official Government House website
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1807:Stuart Read, pers.comm, 26/5/2017
646:Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
303:New South Wales Heritage Register
253:Department of Premier and Cabinet
3703:Sandstone buildings in Australia
3683:1845 establishments in Australia
3678:Official residences in Australia
3668:Victorian architecture in Sydney
2919:Department of Education Building
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2126:, accessed on 14 October 2018.
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2193:. Dictionary of Sydney Trust
2152:Old Government House Website
1383:Australian Heritage Database
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1978:"Government House, Sydney"
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2178:18 February 2011 at the
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1967:Beatiie, Daisy (2017).
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2575:University of Sydney
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2191:Dictionary of Sydney
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2157:Old Government House
1419:on 18 September 2011
501:in 1873, an eastern
443:Gothic revival style
418:, just south of the
412:Royal Botanic Garden
396:vice-regal residence
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117:Vice-regal residence
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642:APEC Australia 2007
556:Sir Dudley de Chair
181: /
123:Architectural style
100:General information
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3230:Sir Stamford Hotel
2969:Hyde Park Barracks
2797:Notable architects
2763:Sydney Opera House
2721:Quay Quarter Tower
2693:Horizon Apartments
2555:Sydney Observatory
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2187:"Government House"
1739:. 7 October 2011.
1657:. 17 January 1996.
1631:on 28 January 2010
1563:"The New Governor"
1515:on 28 January 2010
1472:"Government House"
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3170:Liner House
3019:Sydney Mint
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2832:Residential
2783:World Tower
2731:IMAX Sydney
2565:Trades Hall
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2102:Attribution
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1605:22 December
1575:22 December
1547:22 December
1519:10 December
918: 1918
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812:The Chalet
803: 1937
789: 1846
684:Description
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188: /
176:151°12′54″E
162:Coordinates
3627:Categories
3558:The Domain
3399:and hotels
3165:Kyle House
2773:TNT Towers
2726:The Ribbon
2197:11 October
1393:30 October
1362:30 October
1318:14 October
1205:References
879:courtyards
798:Gatehouse
784:The Lodge
336:Designated
213:vice-regal
173:33°51′36″S
3528:Hyde Park
3441:Hotel CBD
3436:Hollywood
3055:AWA Tower
3045:AMA House
2778:UTS Tower
2560:Town Hall
2121:CC-BY 4.0
2092:ignored (
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1747:7 October
1453:7 October
1423:8 October
1331:CC-BY 4.0
872:Condition
743:colonnade
710:sandstone
596:Jack Lang
566:1996–2011
554:Governor
546:1914–1996
523:, namely
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509:1901–1914
483:Farm Cove
458:1845–1901
404:Australia
251:(via the
235:Completed
155:Australia
108:Completed
3587:Memorial
3583:I – SMS
3456:Skinners
3406:Arthouse
2716:(redev.)
2703:Latitude
2550:The Mint
2510:Lindesay
2430:Carthona
2176:Archived
1998:cite web
1988:21 April
1927:cite web
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1741:Archived
1599:Archived
1535:"Social"
1486:28 March
1480:Archived
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