4. Westfield Shopping Centre and Hornsby Water Sculpture

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Learn about the history of Westfield Shopping Centre and listen to the music of Hornsby Water Sculpture.

Next stop: Hornsby Railway Station and the Rainbow Serpent Mosaic

Walk down Florence Street towards the footbridge. Florence Street is believed to be named after Florence Cotton, daughter of James Channon who owned Pakenham.

Part of this walk

Hornsby Heritage Walk

Hornsby Heritage Walk

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

This is an audio guided historic walking tour of the business and retail precinct of Hornsby, and it highlights the rich social and cultural past within Hornsby Shire. It is an easy grade walk which takes approximately 90 minutes to complete or can be split into two shorter walks (e.g. the east and the west side of the railway station). We hope you enjoy experiencing Hornsby’s buildings, parks and monuments of significance and learning about some of the stories behind them. All images are from Hornsby Shire Recollects: https://hornsbyshire.recollect.net.au/pages/contact The sound clip of the Hornsby Water Sculpture at stop four belongs to Youtube user eatenbywords: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7XRcJz9Mn0

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