coach house Manager’s House ? - Substantial stone cottage South of Duntroon House Demolished Hay and chaff sheds, tool sheds, forge - - - Demolished St John’s Church 1845 - Stone Suburb of Reid Extant St John’s Schoolhouse c1845 James and Eliza Abernethy Stone Schoolroom with attached two room home. Suburb of Reid Extant Duntroon Woolshed c1860 - Stone with associated stone and slab stock yard. Next to Creek Extant Duntroon Dairy c1832 - Stone with shingle roof. Brick additions. Southern slope of Mount Pleasant Extant Mayo’s Cottage Associated hay sheds c1865 Ambrose and Grace Austen, Elizabeth and Joseph Mayo. Brick with shingle and later iron roof Six rooms L-shape Next to the Duntroon Dairy southern slope of Mount Pleasant Demolished 1975 Mugga Mugga Cottage 1830s Ewab MacPherson, head shepherd 1838–43 MacDonalds 1844–1866 Mayo family 1880–1895 Curley family 1813 Four room stone cottage with detached slab kitchen (1860s). A shepherd outpost to the south of the Molonglo Extant Majura House c1846 Alfred and Mary Ann Majo Small stone cottage with slab and brick extensions. Majura valley Extant Slab/brick extension demolished 1950s. Windmill and mill house c1840s Operated by John Gregory 1840s-1876 Timber post mill with small stone cottage Present day Fyshwick Mill destroyed by a storm Cottage demolished after 1910 Murrays Cottage c1845 1863 John Shumack Mackenzie, Line, Slade and Booth families John Murray shop keeper and baker 1909 Three roomed slab cottage Replaced by a brick cottage 1863 West of Blundells Cottage within the present day Park Destroyed by fire 1923
Andersons Cottage and shed c1857 Patrick and Mary Curley 1857–1880s. Anderson family by 1913 Stone cottage with verandah and timber skillion addition Skillion roof later covered with iron Lower slopes of Mount Ainslie (present day Demolished Young’s Cottage clate 1850s Francis Williams blacksmith 1858–1878 Postmaster from 1863 Thomas Whitehaed and John Warick, Bridget Young by 1913 Six-roomed stone cottages West of Blundells Cottage over Church Lane Demolished c1925 Rottenberry Cottage 1 c1880 George Henry Rottenberry (son of the Duntroon stonemason), his wife Eliza and five children Slab four-roomed cottage with a weatherboard front, verandah and skillion back Iron roof Sealed and with hardwood floors Detached slab kitchen, brick chimney and bread oven Dairy, stock yards and front garden Flood plain south of the Molonglo River in the location of present day Telopea Park Demolished 1923 Rottenberry Cottage 2 1900 George Rottenberry (grandson of the Duntroon stonemason), his wife Kate and two children Four-roomed square wooden cottage clad with corrugated galvanised iron South bank of the Molonglo River near where the southern end of King Avenue Bridge is now Moved from the site after 1915 Scott’s Cottage c1860s 1900 John and Catherine Scott Two-roomed whitewashed slab cottage, detached slab kitchen South bank of the Molonglo River near ford called Church or Scott’s Crossing Demolished Cameron’s Cottage William and Isabella Avery 1890s, Allan Cameron late 1890s Slab cottage, brick floor and small detached kitchen To the west of Scott’s Cottage Demolished Corkhill’s Cottage c1845 1845 Margaret Logue 1893–1913 Robert and Catherine Corkhill and ten children Four-roomed slab cottage with corrugated iron roof and detached slab Molonglo river flats in location Demolished