Lennox Head Residents’ Association—Final Meeting 2020
Our final meeting for 2020 on 7 December was attended by 16 members and Cr Cadwallader. Off-leash dogs. Reports are increasing of negative... Read more →
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Landmarks Of Lennox—Residents’ Organisations
In 1877 North Creek (NC) residents (situated generally along NC and NC Road) sought establishment of a school.1 After the inaugural 1922 Lennox Head... Read more →
Landmarks of Lennox—Cane Farming
From the 1860s, sugar cane was grown adjacent to North Creek with waterways the primary source of transporting cut cane to mills. Early cane... Read more →
Landmarks of Lennox—The Beach Pavillion
In 1945 community members campaigned Tintenbar Shire Council to resume Lots 1 to 4 Section 1 (now Lennox Park) for a recreation reserve with... Read more →
Landmarks of Lennox — Iron Peg
A silent sentinel at the tip of Rocky Point, Skennars Head, the current iron peg was installed in 1956.1 Protrusion of the peninsular there into... Read more →
Lennox Head Residents’ Association, July 2019
Eighteen stoic members and Cr Sharon Cadwallader braved a winter’s night on 3 June. Crest (Reservoir Hill) Development Lennox Head’s... Read more →
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 →
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 →
