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Would you like to learn more about the Toowoomba suburb of Harlaxton?
Harlaxton is an area in the Toowoomba Region, Queensland, Australia. In the 2016 census, Harlaxton had a population of 2,547 folks. Traditionally Harlaxton was a rural area, but now most of the locality is residential.
In terms of Geography Harlaxton is located 4 kilometers (2 miles) north of the Toowoomba city centre.
Regarding railways, Willowburn railway station is part of a large railway marshalling yard accessed via Davidson Street.
In terms of history, the locality's name originates from Harlaxton House. It was probably named for Harlaxton in Lincolnshire, England. It was built in 1869 in what is now Munro Street as the residence of Francis Thomas Gregory. Gregory was an explorer in Western Australia. Before moving to Queensland in 1862, he served as Commissioner of Crown Lands. He was an appointed Member of the Queensland Legislative Council from 1874 until his death in 1888. The home was later used as the summer residence for Lord Lamington. He served as Governor of Queensland from 1896 until 1901. Harlaxton railway station on the Main line railway was built nearby for his convenience. The house is in a deteriorating condition, partly due to blasts from the neighboring quarries.
Harlaxton State School opened on September 2nd, 1901.
View Glen State School opened on May 25th, 1914 and closed in 1924.
Downlands Sacred Heart College was established on 1 March 1931 by the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart as a boarding school for boys. The school had an initial enrollment of 68 students. In 1971 the school accepted day students, both boys and girls. From 1993 girls were also accepted as boarders, enabling siblings to attend the same school.
Holy Trinity Anglican Church was dedicated on 2 October 1966 by Archbishop Phillip Strong. It closed circa 1982.
Harlaxton is the most socio-economically disadvantaged suburb in Toowoomba. In the 2006 census, residents had a median individual income of $366, compared with $448 for the Toowoomba statistical district, and a median family income of $881 compared to $1,116. The suburb had a SEIFA score of 903, placing it below all other suburbs in the district.
In the 2016 census, Harlaxton had a population of 2,547 persons. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people made up 7.2% of the population. 81.1% of people were born in Australia. 86.9% of people spoke only English at home. The most common responses for religion were “No Religion” 24.9%, “Catholic” 21.3% and “Anglican” 15.6%.
In terms of heritage listings, Harlaxton has a number of heritage-listed sites. Those include:
• 6 Munro Street: Harlaxton House.
• Ruthven Street within the grounds of Downlands College
In terms of economy, Harlaxton has a history as an industrial center. Apart from the quarries, the suburb is home to the Willowburn railway marshalling yard and the original Darling Downs Bacon Company, established as a co-operative in 1911 (later KR Castlemaine).
In terms of education, Harlaxton State School is a government primary (Prep-6) school for boys and girls at 110 Ruthven Street. In 2017, the school had an enrollment of 130 students with 13 teachers (11 full-time equivalent) and 19 non-teaching staff (10 full-time equivalent).
Downlands College is a Catholic primary and secondary (5–12) day and boarding school for boys and girls at 72 Ruthven Street. In 2017, the school had an enrollment of 770 students with 70 teachers (68 full-time equivalent) and 49 non-teaching staff (35 full-time equivalent).
In terms of amenities, Harlaxton is also home to the Toowoomba Cricket Club and the Toowoomba Bears rugby union club, as well as the Willowburn Sports Club (soccer).
In terms of politics, In the 2004 federal election and again in the 2010 election, the booth at Harlaxton North was the only booth in the Division of Groom to record a Labor two-party preferred majority.
(source: Wikipedia).
Harlaxton is an area in the Toowoomba Region, Queensland, Australia. In the 2016 census, Harlaxton had a population of 2,547 folks. Traditionally Harlaxton was a rural area, but now most of the locality is residential.
In terms of Geography Harlaxton is located 4 kilometers (2 miles) north of the Toowoomba city centre.
Regarding railways, Willowburn railway station is part of a large railway marshalling yard accessed via Davidson Street.
In terms of history, the locality's name originates from Harlaxton House. It was probably named for Harlaxton in Lincolnshire, England. It was built in 1869 in what is now Munro Street as the residence of Francis Thomas Gregory. Gregory was an explorer in Western Australia. Before moving to Queensland in 1862, he served as Commissioner of Crown Lands. He was an appointed Member of the Queensland Legislative Council from 1874 until his death in 1888. The home was later used as the summer residence for Lord Lamington. He served as Governor of Queensland from 1896 until 1901. Harlaxton railway station on the Main line railway was built nearby for his convenience. The house is in a deteriorating condition, partly due to blasts from the neighboring quarries.
Harlaxton State School opened on September 2nd, 1901.
View Glen State School opened on May 25th, 1914 and closed in 1924.
Downlands Sacred Heart College was established on 1 March 1931 by the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart as a boarding school for boys. The school had an initial enrollment of 68 students. In 1971 the school accepted day students, both boys and girls. From 1993 girls were also accepted as boarders, enabling siblings to attend the same school.
Holy Trinity Anglican Church was dedicated on 2 October 1966 by Archbishop Phillip Strong. It closed circa 1982.
Harlaxton is the most socio-economically disadvantaged suburb in Toowoomba. In the 2006 census, residents had a median individual income of $366, compared with $448 for the Toowoomba statistical district, and a median family income of $881 compared to $1,116. The suburb had a SEIFA score of 903, placing it below all other suburbs in the district.
In the 2016 census, Harlaxton had a population of 2,547 persons. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people made up 7.2% of the population. 81.1% of people were born in Australia. 86.9% of people spoke only English at home. The most common responses for religion were “No Religion” 24.9%, “Catholic” 21.3% and “Anglican” 15.6%.
In terms of heritage listings, Harlaxton has a number of heritage-listed sites. Those include:
• 6 Munro Street: Harlaxton House.
• Ruthven Street within the grounds of Downlands College
In terms of economy, Harlaxton has a history as an industrial center. Apart from the quarries, the suburb is home to the Willowburn railway marshalling yard and the original Darling Downs Bacon Company, established as a co-operative in 1911 (later KR Castlemaine).
In terms of education, Harlaxton State School is a government primary (Prep-6) school for boys and girls at 110 Ruthven Street. In 2017, the school had an enrollment of 130 students with 13 teachers (11 full-time equivalent) and 19 non-teaching staff (10 full-time equivalent).
Downlands College is a Catholic primary and secondary (5–12) day and boarding school for boys and girls at 72 Ruthven Street. In 2017, the school had an enrollment of 770 students with 70 teachers (68 full-time equivalent) and 49 non-teaching staff (35 full-time equivalent).
In terms of amenities, Harlaxton is also home to the Toowoomba Cricket Club and the Toowoomba Bears rugby union club, as well as the Willowburn Sports Club (soccer).
In terms of politics, In the 2004 federal election and again in the 2010 election, the booth at Harlaxton North was the only booth in the Division of Groom to record a Labor two-party preferred majority.
(source: Wikipedia).
Starting point is: Toowoomba Removalist (Toowoomba Removals)
Located at: Suite B/2 Percy St, Newtown QLD 4350, Australia
Take Jellicoe St and Hagan St to New England Hwy/Ruthven St/A3/State Route 85 in North Toowoomba (1.8 km)
Head west on Percy St toward Hillside St (59 m)
Turn right onto Hillside St (160 m)
Turn right onto Fanny St (280 m)
Turn left onto West St (150 m)
Slight right onto Jellicoe St (800 m)
Turn left onto Hagan St (300 m)
Hagan St turns left and becomes New England Hwy/Ruthven St/A3/State Route 85 (700 m)
Continue on Messines St to your destination (300 m)
Turn right onto Messines St (230 m)
Turn left (89 m)
You will arrive at SUBURB POI #1 Downlands College
Located at 72 Ruthven St, Harlaxton QLD 4350, Australia.
Located at: Suite B/2 Percy St, Newtown QLD 4350, Australia
Take Jellicoe St and Hagan St to New England Hwy/Ruthven St/A3/State Route 85 in North Toowoomba (1.8 km)
Head west on Percy St toward Hillside St (59 m)
Turn right onto Hillside St (160 m)
Turn right onto Fanny St (280 m)
Turn left onto West St (150 m)
Slight right onto Jellicoe St (800 m)
Turn left onto Hagan St (300 m)
Hagan St turns left and becomes New England Hwy/Ruthven St/A3/State Route 85 (700 m)
Continue on Messines St to your destination (300 m)
Turn right onto Messines St (230 m)
Turn left (89 m)
You will arrive at SUBURB POI #1 Downlands College
Located at 72 Ruthven St, Harlaxton QLD 4350, Australia.
Starting point is: POI #1 Downlands College
Located at: 72 Ruthven St, Harlaxton QLD 4350, Australia
Head south toward Messines St (89 m)
Turn right onto Messines St (210 m)
Turn right at the 1st cross street onto New England Hwy/Ruthven St/A3/State Route 85 (950 m)
Turn right onto Munro St. Destination will be on the right (270 m)
You will arrive at POI #2 Harlaxton House
Located at: 6 Munro St, Harlaxton QLD 4350, Australia.
Located at: 72 Ruthven St, Harlaxton QLD 4350, Australia
Head south toward Messines St (89 m)
Turn right onto Messines St (210 m)
Turn right at the 1st cross street onto New England Hwy/Ruthven St/A3/State Route 85 (950 m)
Turn right onto Munro St. Destination will be on the right (270 m)
You will arrive at POI #2 Harlaxton House
Located at: 6 Munro St, Harlaxton QLD 4350, Australia.
Starting point is: POI #2 Harlaxton House
Located at: 6 Munro St, Harlaxton QLD 4350, Australia
Head west on Munro St toward New England Hwy/Ruthven St/A3/State Route 85 (250 m)
Turn right onto New England Hwy/Ruthven St/A3/State Route 85
Continue to follow New England Hwy/A3/State Route 85 (700 m)
Slight left onto Greene St (170 m)
Greene St turns left and becomes Dwyer St (68 m)
Turn right onto Costello St. Destination will be on the right (38 m)
You will arrive at POI #3 Harlaxton Blocks Park
Harlaxton QLD 4350, Australia.
Located at: 6 Munro St, Harlaxton QLD 4350, Australia
Head west on Munro St toward New England Hwy/Ruthven St/A3/State Route 85 (250 m)
Turn right onto New England Hwy/Ruthven St/A3/State Route 85
Continue to follow New England Hwy/A3/State Route 85 (700 m)
Slight left onto Greene St (170 m)
Greene St turns left and becomes Dwyer St (68 m)
Turn right onto Costello St. Destination will be on the right (38 m)
You will arrive at POI #3 Harlaxton Blocks Park
Harlaxton QLD 4350, Australia.
Starting point is: last POI Harlaxton Blocks Park
Located at: Harlaxton QLD 4350, Australia
Follow Dwyer St and Coonan St to Goombungee Rd (650 m)
Head east on Costello St toward Dwyer St (38 m)
Turn right onto Dwyer St (300 m)
Turn right onto Coonan St (300 m)
Take Griffiths St and Mort St to Jellicoe St (3.3 km)
Turn left onto Goombungee Rd (350 m)
At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Griffiths St (1.2 km)
Turn left onto Mort St (1.8 km)
Follow Jellicoe St and Hillside St to Percy St (700 m)
Turn right onto Jellicoe St (250 m)
Turn left onto Hillside St (400 m)
Turn left onto Percy St
Destination will be on the right (59 m)
You will arrive at the business Toowoomba Removals (Toowoomba Removalist).
Located at: Suite B/2 Percy St, Newtown QLD 4350, Australia.
Located at: Harlaxton QLD 4350, Australia
Follow Dwyer St and Coonan St to Goombungee Rd (650 m)
Head east on Costello St toward Dwyer St (38 m)
Turn right onto Dwyer St (300 m)
Turn right onto Coonan St (300 m)
Take Griffiths St and Mort St to Jellicoe St (3.3 km)
Turn left onto Goombungee Rd (350 m)
At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Griffiths St (1.2 km)
Turn left onto Mort St (1.8 km)
Follow Jellicoe St and Hillside St to Percy St (700 m)
Turn right onto Jellicoe St (250 m)
Turn left onto Hillside St (400 m)
Turn left onto Percy St
Destination will be on the right (59 m)
You will arrive at the business Toowoomba Removals (Toowoomba Removalist).
Located at: Suite B/2 Percy St, Newtown QLD 4350, Australia.
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