#13887 - Lambrigg Homestead
- Resource IDLocation
- 13887Photograph 184
- Title/subtitle
- Lambrigg Homestead
- Picture
- Format
- Photograph
- Publisher
- 16 January 1939
- Physical description
- Black & white photograph; 9cm x 14cm
- Summary
- Lambrigg Homestead, home of William Farrer, wheat experimentalist. Lambrigg (meaning - Hill of Lambs) was built by Farrer in 1894. The 240 acre Lambrigg property was transferred to Nina Farrer, daughter of Leopold de Salis from Cuppacumbalong, in 1882. Mrs Farrer sold Lambrigg to the Commonwealth in 1922.
- Availability
- Not for loan. Copies available for purchase.
- Notes
- On 16 January 1939 the Commonwealth's memorial to Farrer was unveiled at Lambrigg on the hill behind the homestead where Farrer is buried.
