What remains of Roxburgh Homestead has witnessed the changing face of Melbourne. Before this bustling suburb existed, this land was part of a vast property called “Roxburgh”. This name was a tribute to a place in Scotland, carried across the oceans by a farmer named Thomas Brunton around 1885. While the original homestead structures might be gone, a new chapter began in 1997. Roxburgh Homestead Primary School opened its doors, welcoming 214 students. The school’s connection to the past is tangible. It sits near what is left of the original Roxburgh Homestead, a quiet reminder of the area’s rural past. Today, Roxburgh Homestead Primary School thrives, a testament to the enduring spirit of this Melbourne suburb. It stands as a bridge between the past, where a farmer named his land after his Scottish home, and the present, where children gather to learn and grow.
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