Campbelltown Heritage

Campbelltown is a suburb south-west of Sydney, Australia. It has many heritage buildings, some of which are on the Register of the National Estate.

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  St Peter's Church (circa 1823), Cordeaux Street
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  St Peter's Church Parsonage (1887), Cordeaux Street
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  St John's Catholic Church, Cordeaux Street
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  Wesleyan Chapel (circa 1846), Oxley Street
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  Glenalvon (1840), Lithgow Street
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  Richmond Villa (1840), Lithgow Street
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  St David's Presbyterian Church (1842), Lithgow Street
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  St David's Church Manse (1882), Lithgow Street
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  Home, Lithgow Street
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  Old St John's Church (1825-41) and Cemetery, George Street
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  Old St John's Church, George Street
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  Former Fieldhouse's General Store (1850s), Queen Street
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  Old Town Hall (1891), Queen Street
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  Courthouse (1889, designed by James Barnet), Queen Street
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  Old Post Office (1883), Queen Street
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  Former bank building, Queen Street
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  McGuanne House (1840s), Queen Street
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  Railway Hotel (circa 1840), Queen Street
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  Legacy House (circa 1845), Queen Street
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  Coaching House (circa 1845), Queen Street
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  Dredge's Cottage (circa 1890s), Queen Street
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  Farrier's Arms (circa 1826), Queen Street