Category:Government Cottage Archaeological Site

**Government Cottage Archaeological Site**
	historic site in New South Wales, Australia
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Instance of	archaeological site;
Location	New South Wales, AUS
Heritage designation	Heritage Act — State Heritage Register (1843);
	33° 36′ 12.6″ S, 150° 49′ 28.56″ E
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	Q58204194; NSW Heritage database ID: 5061086
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English: Government Cottage Archaeological Site is the heritage-listed site of a cottage which served alternately as the base for the Colony of New South Wales' commandant of the Hawkesbury district, house of the district's magistrate and an "informal official residence" for the Governor of New South Wales when in the district. It is located at 41 George Street, Windsor, City of Hawkesbury, New South Wales, Australia. The original house was built from 1796 to 1815 and demolished c. 1920-21. It was also known as Commandant's House and Government House.

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1843 - Government Cottage Archaeological Site - House now standing on site. Constructed c1919. The river is located behind the house. (5061086b2).jpg 640 × 480; 123 KB
1843 - Government Cottage Archaeological Site - Plaque marking the site (5061086b1).jpg 640 × 480; 111 KB
1843 - Government Cottage Archaeological Site - SHR Plan 2325 (5061086b100).jpg 707 × 1,000; 126 KB