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Ryde History Hub

Addington: looking up the side of the house towards the properties on Anderson Avenue

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Creator/PhotographerFluential StudioDate3 April, 2025DescriptionAddington is believed to be one of Ryde's oldest surviving cottages. It is unknown exactly when it was built but a survey for the National Trust reported that the first section of Addington was probably built between 1820 and 1830 and that both centre wings were in existence by 1841. Both James Shepherd and his son Isaac were owners of the property

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Location 813 Victoria RoadSuburb RydeCoordinates^[1]

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KeywordHeritage buildingsHousesSubjectsHistoric buildings--New South Wales--RydeStone buildings--New South Wales--RydeVictoria Road (Ryde, NSW)Addington House (Ryde, NSW)Shepherd familyPlaceVictoria RoadAddington House

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

NotesAddington is listed as item no. 114 in the Ryde Heritage Study Inventory.

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Usage statementPlease acknowledge the photographer (where known) and that the image is courtesy of City of Ryde Libraries

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Physical DescriptionColour ; born digitalTypePhotograph

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Reference No.4954