Follow are Edited bits only out of the advertisment on Page 2 Supplement to Maitland Mercury October 21 1854 A number of occupiers are mentioned and there are lots of details in the ad which can be found by downloading the page from http://www.nla.gov.au/ferg/ Does anyone have details on the two "mansions" mentioned in the advert for the sale of Louth Park in 1854. Could the Tannery house have been called Yarrabong & situated near the bridge over Wallis Creek or is the bridge area called Yarrabong Does the house still stand ???? Does anyone know of any drawings/pictures of it? Is this still rural area or built up? Thankyou for any answers Best Wishes Glynis Important Sale of the Magnificent Estate of "Louth Park" The property of William NICHOLSON Esq subdivided dinto Compact and valuable farm of various extent and into garden allotments This Magnificent and well-known estate is situated in the immediate vicinity of East an West Maitland. There is a safe and commodious bridge over the creek with a good road leading to West Maitland; and there is also a Government road leading from the estate to East Maitland Lot 1 known as WALTER's Garden, Orchard and Nursery Grounds Lot 2 INGRAMS Lot 3 Garden Lot 3 Garden & Orchard occupied by mr FRIEND Lott 5 Cottage occupied by WIGLEY Lot 6 Garden allotment & house occupied by WIGLEY Lot 7 Occupied by Charles BARSDEN Lot 8 Garden allotment near the Bridge occupied by SMITH Lot 9 portion of the Tannery Garden on the west side of the bridge Lot 10 The Tannery with the house now occupied by G TURNER esq. The house is an elegant mansion.... Lot 15 occupied by Nicholas DALTON Lot 20 Land occupied by Mr WARNER Lot 60 on which is erected the Homestead. The Mansion house... Plus 26 Garden allotments on Wallis Creek