11/10/2026
From the archives: Sharpe family, c.1885, Miss Traill’s House, Bathurst.
Now a cherished house museum, Miss Traill’s House has a story spanning more than 180 years. Built in the mid-1800s by Yorkshire-born Reverend Thomas Sharpe for his family (pictured), the property later served as a girls’ school before becoming a private residence. In 1937, it was purchased by Ida Traill, its final resident, who bequeathed the house and its contents to the National Trust (NSW) in October of 1976.
To celebrate 50 years of caring for this beautiful property, Miss Traill's House is hosting a special evening soirée - and you're invited.
Enjoy live classical music, w**e and refreshments in the seasonal garden bursting with heritage roses and plantings, and guided tours showcasing highlights from the remarkable collection of art, ceramics and furniture.
Miss Traill’s House 50th Anniversary Soirée
Friday 30 October, 6pm - 8pm
Bathurst
Tickets > https://ow.ly/VWBH50ZVHn9
Miss Traill's House and Garden - National Trust of Australia NSW