Windsor is located about 50 kilometres north-west of Sydney and is one of the oldest European settlements in Australia. The historic charm of Windsor can be fully explored on this self-guided heritage walk of the town. In 1794 the first 22 European farming settlers arrived in what was known as Green Hills.
Today you can explore the beautiful town famous for its many heritage buildings with some being designed by the convict architect Sir Francis Greenway, for example St Matthews Anglican Church, and The Windsor Courthouse. Don’t forget to explore St Matthews Cemetery to find the graves of notable Hawkesbury Citizens including John Tebbutt, Dr Thomas Arndell, Captain John Babryn, William Cox and others.
You can pick up your free Heritage Highlights booklet from either the Hawkesbury Regional Museum in Baker Street Windsor or from the Hawkesbury Visitor Information Centre on Hawkesbury Valley Way, Richmond.
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