Few public figures have left their mark on Campbelltown like Clive Tregear. As Mayor from 1964 to 1972, Clive became one of the most res...

High rise development in our city is a topic that is currently dividing opinion. The latest controversial proposal is the construction of hi...

 (click on the image for a larger version)  Campbelltown Library recently received a generous donation of photographs by Sue Dredge bel...

                                 Thomas Jenner Winton photographed in 1884 It was commonplace for newspapers in the nineteenth centur...

  Gordon Fetterplace served three terms as mayor of Campbelltown for a total of seven and a half years. His first term began in 1976 and...

By now you are probably aware that South Sydney won their first premiership in 43 years last Sunday (this is a touchy subject for this mad C...

Fred Sheather must surely hold the Australian record for years served as Town Clerk for one council. Remarkably, Fred served as Town Clerk f...

C.J. Marlow was a Campbelltown Council alderman in the early 1900s. He owned a drapery store in Queen Street and was a well known and respec...

She has been referred to as a headline generator, a mould-breaker and a trailblazer, elected as mayor of Campbelltown at the end of 1961, ...

Not a lot is known about Campbelltown's first mayor John Ahearn. Local author and journalist Jeff McGill published a book on mayors o...

Tom Gamble was one of the more interesting personalities from Campbelltown's past. Born in Ireland in 1844, Gamble was a devout Irish Pr...

Many of Campbelltown's important historic events have revolved around one of the town's landmark buildings- the town hall theatre. ...

Campbelltown's second female alderman Mary Brookes gave an insightful interview to The Australian Women's Weekly in 1974. In the art...