Author: Wendy Dwyer
Contents
- Early Days
- The House
- The Grounds
- Bishopscourt in the Nineteenth Century
- Bishopscourt in the Twentieth Century
- Garden Parties, Fetes, Fairs and Receptions
- Map of Garden
- Bishopscourt Plant List
- Personal Contributions to the Garden
- The Garden Today
- Maintenance
- The Future
- Acknowledgements
Bishopscourt is one of the oldest properties in East Melbourne and has been the residence of the Anglican Bishop, later Archbishop, of Melbourne since 1853. The two-acre site has seen only slight alterations number of the original plants remain. It is the last intact urban estate within the City of Melbourne.