Mugga Mugga, c1838 Originally two Originally two Simple rural Restored and Symonston rooms but rooms and has accommodation conserved as a extended over been extended for Duntroon house museum time to four through time Estate run by the ACT rooms with a with stone. Government. slab kitchen. Curley, Quality Duntroon construction by shepherd and Duntroon long-term stonemason. tenant. Majura House, c1846/ Originally a Stone with slab Rural Much altered Majura Valley single room, extensions, now accommodation and now 1860 extended to demolished. for Duntroon incorporated three. Estate into a private Quality home, still in construction by Alfred Mayo, farmland Duntroon Duntroon setting. stonemason. Overseer. Stoneyhurst, c1850s Two-roomed Stone and Rural Ruin Mugga Lane house. rubble. accommodation for Duntroon Quality Estate construction by employees. Duntroon Tong family stonemason. residence. c1850s Three-roomed Double stone Rural Ruin with only Crinnigan’s Hut, Gungahlin hut. walls with mud accommodation floors and wall mortar, and for settlers John footings brick chimney. and Maria remaining. Crinnigan. Remnant Crinnigan was orchard and a bullock driver garden. at Duntroon. The Valley, c1860s Originally slab Thomas and Ruin Gungahlin extended with Catherine pise in 1874 and family Gribble’s with a farmhouse. stone house in 1887. William c1880s Seven-roomed Stone. Tenant farmer Ruin Collier’s Homestead, cottage. accommodation Quality Kowen believed to construction by have been built Duntroon by George stonemason. Campbell. Stone Hut, Lanyon c1838/ Two rooms with Stone Private two fireplaces for convict accommodation 1840s and originally a Thomas shingle roof. Appleby, sheep overseer. Cottage, c1860s Two rooms. Stone with brick Private Wilson’s Shepherd’s Lanyon floor. accommodation Cottage, 1876 Stone with brick Private Dutton’s Lanyon chimney. and local accommodation station store.
Mugga Mugga, Symonston c1838 Originally two rooms but extended over time to four rooms with a slab kitchen. Originally two rooms and has been extended through time with stone. Quality construction by Duntroon stonemason. Simple rural accommodation for Duntroon Estate Curley, Duntroon shepherd and long-term tenant. Restored and conserved as a house museum run by the ACT Government. Majura House, Majura Valley c1846/ 1860 Originally a single room, extended to three. Stone with slab extensions, now demolished. Quality construction by Duntroon stonemason. Rural accommodation for Duntroon Estate Alfred Mayo, Duntroon Overseer. Much altered and now incorporated into a private home, still in farmland setting. Stoneyhurst, Mugga Lane c1850s Two-roomed house. Stone and rubble. Quality construction by Duntroon stonemason. Rural accommodation for Duntroon Estate employees. Tong family residence. Ruin Crinnigan’s Hut, Gungahlin c1850s Three-roomed hut. Double stone walls with mud mortar, and brick chimney. Rural accommodation for settlers John and Maria Crinnigan. Crinnigan was a bullock driver at Duntroon. Ruin with only floors and wall footings remaining. Remnant orchard and garden. The Valley, Gungahlin c1860s Originally slab extended with pise in 1874 and with a stone house in 1887. Thomas and Catherine Gribble’s family farmhouse. Ruin William Collier’s Homestead, Kowen c1880s Seven-roomed cottage. Stone. Quality construction by Duntroon stonemason. Tenant farmer accommodation believed to have been built by George Campbell. Ruin Stone Hut, Lanyon c1838/ 1840s Two rooms with two fireplaces and originally a shingle roof. Stone for convict Thomas Appleby, sheep overseer. Private accommodation Wilson’s Cottage, Lanyon c1860s Two rooms. Stone with brick floor. Shepherd’s Private accommodation Dutton’s Cottage, Lanyon 1876 Stone with brick chimney. and local station store. Private accommodation
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