A recent article in The Daily Telegraph carries this headline " Ku-ring-gai Council gives Pymble home Lanosa an interim heritage order".
To read the article which gives a history of the home and its connection with Francis de Groot follow this link:
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/newslocal/north-shore/kuringgai-council-gives-pymble-home-lanosa-an-interim-heritage-order-linked-to-the-controversial-official-opening-of-the-sydney-harbour-bridge-by-protester-francis-de-groot-using-horse-mick-borrowed-from-the-reichard-family/story-fngr8h9d-1226969061828
To read the article which gives a history of the home and its connection with Francis de Groot follow this link:
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/newslocal/north-shore/kuringgai-council-gives-pymble-home-lanosa-an-interim-heritage-order-linked-to-the-controversial-official-opening-of-the-sydney-harbour-bridge-by-protester-francis-de-groot-using-horse-mick-borrowed-from-the-reichard-family/story-fngr8h9d-1226969061828
That's awesome news! I'm always thought this piece of property ought to be called a heritage site. Good to know that they're doing something about it rather than letting the memory of the place head into the far reaches of storage!
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