Patterdale and Nile Farm
Patterdale and Nile Farm is a Tasmanian heritage-listed site near Deddington about 46 km (29 mi) southeast of Launceston. It is notable for once being the home of Australian colonial artist John Glover (1767–1849). The farm houses and surrounding land featured in many of Glover's paintings.
A view of the artist's house and garden, in Mills Plains, Van Diemen's Land, 1835, Art Gallery of South Australia
The site address is 173 Uplands Road, Deddington. The listed farmlands are spread across 14 parcels, several of which abut the River Hill Forest Reserve and overlook the Patterdale Creek and Nile River tributaries of South Esk River.[1]
References
- Tasmanian Heritage Register (PDF), Government of Tasmania, 27 August 2019, retrieved 15 October 2019
External links
- Patterdale and Nile Farm images: "Inside artist John Glover's restored Patterdale home in Tasmania", Homes to Love, Bauer Media, 5 December 2018, retrieved 15 October 2019
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