Milton Ulladulla
Local and Family History Site
The Milton Ulladulla
district is on the NSW South Coast, being part of the city of
Shoalhaven. Captain Cook first saw Aboriginals on our beaches in
1770. The first white Settler was Rev Thomas Kendall in 1828 who
started cedar cutting at Narrawallee Creek near Milton.
Today Milton is classified with the National Trust. One can walk
around the streets of Milton and see home and buildings dating
back to 1870. Tours of the many pioneer cemeteries and historic
walks around the Milton township are conducted by the Historian
Cathy Dunn. Ulladulla
is a major tourist area with its beautiful beaches. The harbour
today plays host to the largest commercial fishing fleet on the
South Coast.
This Milton
Ulladulla History website has been redeveloped and moved to
www.ulladulla.info/history
Cathy
Dunn is a member of:
Professional Historian Association (NSW).
Ulladulla.Info
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