Town Map of 1933

This map of Scone in 1933, shows the delineation between Scone – the public town and St Aubins, the private town. The eastern boarder was in the middle of the block between Kelly Street and Main Street. On St Aubins Street there is an old tin building facing Kelly Street, where the curb and guttering at the front of the building is indented, this was the boarderline that separated the public and private town. You can also still notice that several streets don’t align including, Kingdon, Liverpool, St Aubins and Susan Street, with the deviations being where the streets crossed between the private and public town.

New streets in the private town: By 1933 the streets developed in the private town included Joan, Main, Park, Parker, Short and Smith streets.

Landowners in 1933: This map also has the names of the landowners in Scone public town marked on it, which we have detailed below the map.

To view the map in more detail, simply click on the map.

Town map of Scone in 1933. Courtesy of the Scone and Upper Hunter Historical Society.

Landowners identified on the 1933 map of Scone include: