A beautiful step back in time – with lots to discover in this magnificent country setting
Just before the Melbourne Cup Carnival, Seasol, in partnership with the Flemington Racecourse and Victoria Racing Club, ran a promotion called the ‘Seasol Spring Carnival Gardens Tour’. Anlaby was selected as one of the featured gardens, and a video produced which
Westfield’s 2017 winter campaign was photographed at the historic Anlaby Station in the Mid North of South Australia, much to the delight of owners Andrew Morphett and Peter Hayward. A collaboration with The Woolmark Company bought together wool growing families from two states,
Historic Anlaby Station in the Mid North of South Australia has been operating for 178 years and much more recent owners, Andrew Morphett and Peter Hayward were delighted to host a fashion shoot for Westfield’s 2017 winter campaign. What a
Beautiful Anlaby Station, placed in history as one of Australia’s oldest Merino studs is currently featuring in the ‘Westfield’ and ‘The Woolmark Company’s winter fashion campaign, celebrating Australian Merino Wool. Anlaby Station and Homestead was the special location for the Westfield
The historic gardens at Anlaby Homestead featured by Sophie Thompson on the ABC TV show ‘Gardening Australia’ on Saturday 9th Aug at 6:30pm We now have a link to that segment which we hope you enjoy. A link to the
The Australian newspaper dated 8th & 9th March 2014 has featured a great story in their ‘Travel’ section about the Anlaby Homestead on page 10. The article is entitled ‘Second Bloom’ A ‘lost’ historic garden near the Barossa Valley is being
Australian Wool Innovation Ltd’s highly sort after magazine ‘Beyond the Bale – Profit from Wool Innovation’ has just released their Issue 58 – March 2014 edition and Anlaby has a great feature story in it. The story ‘Woolgrowers diversify income’
