Category Archives: Blue Mountains

History Trails: The Evans 1813-1814 Survey Pillars

Posted on July 7, 2014 by Explorers Tree

Traversing the Lower Blue Mountains from Penrith to Faulconbridge After all that traipsing over the Blue Mountains it’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Blue Mountains, History Trails | Tagged 1813, 1814, aquaduct, Bathurst, Blue Mountains Crossing, deviations, Footsteps in Time, George Cox, George Evans, Glenbrook, Governor Macquarie, Great Western Highway, hide & seek, Lapstone, Lower Blue Mountains, map, railway, survey, tunnel, Zig Zag | Leave a comment

In the Footsteps of the Explorers Crossing the Blue Mountains

Posted on June 17, 2014 by Explorers Tree

Evans Survey Pillar Hide & Seek If you’ve ever driven along the Great Western Highway through the Blue Mountains you have passed the Evans Survey Markers installed as part of the Footsteps in Time Bicentenary Project in 1988 & recently … Continue reading →

Posted in Blue Mountains, Evans, Research | Tagged 1813, 1814, Bathurst, Blue Mountains Crossing, bridge, Daniel Woodriff, Evans Survey Markers, Footsteps in Time, George Evans, Glenbrook, Governor Macquarie, green, Hunt, ISNSW, Log Cabin, Penrith, Pillars, Royal Australian Historical Society, survey, Surveyors, Yeaman | Leave a comment

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Category Archives: Blue Mountains

History Trails: The Evans 1813-1814 Survey Pillars

In the Footsteps of the Explorers Crossing the Blue Mountains

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