Landmarks Of Lennox — 3 & 5 Stewart Street
Built around 19381, the house at 5 Stewart Street has undergone minimal change and is easily recognisable as one of Lennox Head’s... Read more →
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Lennox Head Residents’ Association, May 19
Our April Fools Day meeting engaged 20 members, 15 visitors, and Crs Sharon Cadwallader and Jeff Johnson. Residents’ Association at Love... Read more →
Lennox Head Residents’ Association, April 2019
On 4 March we congratulated our 2019 committee of President Monica Wilcox, Vice President Shaun Eastment, Secretary Bob Wilcox, Treasurer Tom Berry,... Read more →
Landmarks Of Lennox—Heritage Committee
Today’s Lennox Head Heritage Committee (LHHC) had its genesis in the late 1980s, when a small group with a shared passion for collecting and... Read more →
Landmarks Of Lennox – Sharpes Beach
One of the most breathtaking views on Australia’s east coast is found driving the Coast Road south from Skennars Head, overlooking Sharpes Beach.... Read more →
Lennox Head Residents’ Association, February 2019
A hot 4 February meeting was attended by 24 members, visitors and guests including The Hon. Ben Franklin MLC, Parliamentary Secretary for Renewable... Read more →
Landmarks of Lennox–The Holy Family Catholic Church
Originally built in 1888 for £300 ($600), the old wooden building inside the stuccoed Holy Family Catholic Church in Ballina Street could lay claim... Read more →
Lennox Head Residents’ Association August 2018
On a cool 2 July evening we were pleased to see 15 members at our meeting. Lennox Village Vision (LVV). 500 submissions were submitted via the... Read more →
Landmarks Of Lennox – The Post Office
Rebuilt on its current site after a fire in 1998, the unimposing exterior of the Lennox Head Post Office belies its long and varied history. Since... Read more →
Lennox Head Residents’ Association, Oct 17
At our 4 September meeting we welcomed visitors, new members, and Councillors Cadwallader and Johnson. Eastern Precinct of Lake Ainsworth. Cr... Read more →
