Maybanke Anderson's house, Bayview, c1905

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Record numberLH020836Datec1905DescriptionMaybanke Anderson was a feminist, writer and educationalist who lived in Bayview for many years and wrote the first published history of Pittwater in 1920.
In 1901 Maybanke purchased two acres of bushland at Bayview. She and her husband Professor Francis Anderson lived in the heritage listed sandstone house they named 'Maybanke'. This image was provided by the Sydney Community Foundation, the Maybanke Fund awards a scholarship each year and presents an annual Maybanke LectureSourceSydney Community FoundationSubjectsBayview (N.S.W.)Maybanke AndersonDwellings - BayviewSandstone buildingsHistoric buildingsKeywordsgrape vines
orchardPhysical descriptionBlack and White Photograph; Digital Image 2400 DPICopyrightThis item may be used freely for research and study purposes, for all other uses contact Northern Beaches Council Library Local Studies. Please acknowledge that the item is courtesy of Northern Beaches Council Library Local Studies.

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Maybanke Anderson's house, Bayview, c1905

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Maybanke Anderson's house, Bayview, c1905