A park in Toowong/Auchenflower on Coronation Drive. Previously part of the Moorlands Estate and the lower branches of Langsville Creek.

Known as the River Road until it was renamed in honour of Queen Elizabeth II.

A park in the lower reaches of Toowong Creek.

A major road running from Petrie Terrace to Toowong.

A waterhole and administrative designation marked on the earliest plans of the Milton area.

Brisbane’s first water supply, located where the law courts are today.

The residence of Robert Cribb up until sometime in the 1890s.

Brisbane’s largest water storage, operating since 1984.

Built in 1852 as the residence of Ambrose Eldridge, who ran the experimental Milton Farm.

A locality in the Lockyer Valley named after a historic spring.

A campsite in the bush along a tributary of Cubberla Creek in Chapel Hill.

One of Brisbane’s largest water storages, operating since 1959.

Built in 1887, the church stood at the corner of Baroona and Haig roads.

A large sports field and general purpose park in Toowong.

The estate of Robert Cribb in Auchenflower, subdivided in 1899.

A small park on Upper Roma Street, very close to the site of Brisbane’s first burial ground.

A housing estate created in the 1880s in Milton on land originally owned by Ambrose Eldridge.

Built in 1876, this was home to Sir Thomas McIlwraith, the Queensland Premier, from 1879 to 1893.

A heritage listed house at 100 Simpsons Road, Bardon, overlooking the entire Western Creek Catchment.

A historic landmark in Melbourne’s CBD, demolished in the 1860s to make way for Spencer Street Station.

A small road in Toowong intersecting Coronation Drive and Land Street.

A five-kilometer long freeway dissecting the forest between the Toowong Roundabout and Indooroopilly.

A small patch of bush within the Tristania Drive housing estate below Stuartholme Road containing a spring-fed, palm-lined stream.