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Beware of the Banksia Men! Today we made a pilgrimage to author May Gibbs home which also happens to feature in the new @ladiesinblackfilm! #nutcote #wallaringaavenue #neutralbay #sydney #maygibbs #banksiaman #banksiamen (at May Gibbs' Nutcote) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoWHMbFDz5E/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=wnlned8ihto0
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#nutcote city limits, bana bana.. Been away so long, I'd forgotten #mystompinggrounds is home of #maygibbs - creator of the #gumnutbabies and #banksiamen - saw it as a kid, not knowing I'd write a #song mentioning #neutralbay :) #represent (at Neutral Bay, New South Wales, Australia)
Nutcote: Walking in the footsteps of May Gibbs
Nutcote: Walking in the footsteps of May Gibbs
Nutcote, the home of Australian author and illustrator May Gibbs, has long been on my “must see” list in Sydney. As 2016 marks the 100th anniversary of her most famous work, the Gumnut babies, I thought it was time to finally make that 10 minute drive to Neutral Bay to pay homage to an author/illustrator whose stories entertained me as a child, and inspired me as an adult. May Gibbs’ Nutcote,…
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Discover more about May Gibbs (1877-1969), children's author and illustrator, who captured the hearts of generations of Australians .
This month, May Gibbs' home Nutcote celebrates 20 years since it was saved and opened for the public.
May Gibbs lived at Nutcote for 44 years, bequeathing her home to the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) which, under its Charter, was unable to hold property. Following its sale in 1970, subsequent owners wished to demolish and redevelop the site. In 1987, the May Gibbs Foundation was formed to ‘Save Nutcote for the Nation’. Following a successful campaign, the house was granted a Permanent Conservation Order and was placed on the Register of the National Estate. North Sydney Municipal Council purchased Nutcote for $2.86m in 1990. Nutcote was restored to show the house as it would have looked in the late 1920s and early 1930s. It was opened to the public in 1994.
The State Library of New South Wales holds a large collection of items relating to May Gibbs, See our Discover Collections feature.
Nutcote, home of the late May Gibbs, Australia's best known children's writer and illustrator
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