Point of interest
Brickendon Estate
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Tips from locals
Annabelle
July 13, 2017
One of the earliest settled continually operated farming estates in Tasmania, still farmed by the seventh generation of the Archer Family. Brickendon provides a window into the lives of the early male assigned convicts and the Archer Family. One can enjoy a self guided walk around the property, and feed the animals. There is also a peaceful 45 minute walk between Woolmers and Brickendon Estates.
One of the earliest settled continually operated farming estates in Tasmania, still farmed by the seventh generation of the Archer Family. Brickendon provides a window into the lives of the early male assigned convicts and the Archer Family. One can enjoy a self guided walk around the property, an…
Former Member
July 9, 2020
Brickendon Estate is a working farm, still held by the Archer Family. Originally settled in 1824 by William Archer, the farm has been continuously operated and lived on by his direct descendents, now in their 7th generation. Brickendon has a strong convict connection and a visit to the estate will give you an idea of what life was like for convict workers in 1800's colonial Australia.
Brickendon Estate is a working farm, still held by the Archer Family. Originally settled in 1824 by William Archer, the farm has been continuously operated and lived on by his direct descendents, now in their 7th generation. Brickendon has a strong convict connection and a visit to the estate will g…
Julie
March 18, 2021
Brickendon is only 5 minutes away.
Jennifer
November 3, 2019
"Brickendon is one of Tasmania's oldest farming properties, settled in 1824 by William Archer, the farm has been continuously operated and lived on by his direct descendents, now in their 7th generation. In July 2010, Brickendon Estate along with its neighbouring property, Woolmers Estate were listed jointly as a World Heritage Site being part of the Australian Convict Sites World Heritage Property".
"Brickendon is one of Tasmania's oldest farming properties, settled in 1824 by William Archer, the farm has been continuously operated and lived on by his direct descendents, now in their 7th generation. In July 2010, Brickendon Estate along with its neighbouring property, Woolmers Estate were list…
Margit
January 6, 2019
Walk in the village of Brickendon and enjoy the farm animals and beautiful old heritage buildings
Location
236 Wellington St
Longford, TAS