Lake George

Gundaroo Common is a significant historical site in Gundaroo, New South Wales, currently undergoing a transition in its management following the passing of Graeme Challinor in October 2018. The Gundaroo Historical Society and the Gundaroo Community Association are collaborating to preserve and continue the historical and genealogical work initiated by Graeme, with the support of his wife, Dr. Liz Challinor. This site offers valuable resources related to the history of Gundaroo, including genealogical pages, photographs, and information about local cemeteries. The transfer of site data to the Gundaroo Historical Society is estimated to be completed around April 2020, ensuring the continuation of Graeme's legacy and dedication to the community's heritage. Generated from the website

Gundaroo is a small historic village situated approximately 35 kilometers north of Canberra, now part of the Yass Valley Local Government Area. Known for its typical 19th-century Australian village charm, it has emerged as a significant tourist attraction and has seen an influx of new residents in recent years. The village serves as a hub for local community activities and businesses, supported by the Gundaroo Community Association. With a rich history and cultural significance, Gundaroo continues to honor its heritage while fostering a vibrant community spirit. Generated from the website