Currey Park

Area: 4,115m²

Named after Henry Currey, Chatswood resident and prospector. In 1897 Henry Currey subdivided and sold his land on the corner of Victor Street and Albert Avenue to finance his mining ventures, and dedicated Tingha Street to Council. Tingha is a tin mining town south of Inverell, NSW.  This park, including the former Tingha St, was created in response to increasing residential development in the Chatswood CBD in the mid 1970s. 

The park’s link to the town of Tingha is marked by artist Joe Hurst’s fountain and sculpture of Tingha Woman. The Tingha Woman story is written on a plaque next to the fountain.

Location

Currey Park, Victor Street, Chatswood 2067  View Map

-33.798647, 151.183640

Currey Park, Victor Street , Chatswood 2067

Currey Park, Victor Street , Chatswood 2067

Currey Park

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