Marsden Park – Clydesdale – House, Barn, Cottage and Farm Landscape

Clydesdale is of State significance as an early colonial farm group, still operating as a dairy, with substantial 19th century built fabric, a family cemetery, a relatively intact layout with remnant plantings and with the c.1820s homestead maintaining its original scenic address to South Creek. It is of historic importance for its association with early Australian poet Charles Tompson.

Name of Item	Marsden Park Clydesdale – House, Barn, Cottage and Farm Landscape
Other Name	Lang’s Farm; Echovale (northern half)
Type of Item	Complex / Group
Group/Collection	Farming and Grazing
Category	Homestead Complex
Primary Address	1270 Richmond Road, Marsden Park, NSW 2765
County	Cumberland
Local Govt. Area	Blacktown
Suburb	Marsden Park
Construction Years	1823-1885
Current Use	Unoccupied, grazing, free range chicken farm (part)
Former Use	Private residence / wartime hospital / missionary training; educational.
Heritage Listing	State Government
Heritage Listing	Local Government