![]() | Fairymead House Sugar Museum Bundaberg |     ![]() |
| General comments | |
| This is one of two excellent interest features located at the Bundaberg Botanical Gardens. The other one is the Remainder of the content is available on the CampGroundCorner CD | |
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| History on the area | |
| Fairymead House was built to an Indian bungalow design, in 1890 for Ernest and Margaret Young, on land adjacent to the Fairymead Sugar Plantation, Bundaberg. The house is a rare example of the grandeur of plantation style accommodation of the late 19 th and early 20 th Century and attests to the development of north Queensland's sugar industry..... Remainder of the content is available on the CampGroundCorner CD | |
| How do I get there | |
| Thornhill Street, Botanic Gardens, Bundabe.... Remainder of the content is available on the CampGroundCorner CD | |
| Contact details for further information. | |
| Bundaberg Regional Council, 190 Bourbong Street, PO Box.... Remainder of the content is available on the CampGroundCorner CD | |
| Document revision history | |
| 19/5/2005 LRC Roger and Ann Quarterman | |
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Document produced on 03-02-2010 |