Robertstown - The Robertstown area was originally a part of the Ngadjuri Aboriginal Tribal area and was known as "Emu Flats" by the first settlers.  English and German settlers arrived to take up new land in the area.  One of these, John Roberts, built a shop on the crossroads in 1871.  In 1874, he applied to open a Post Office, using the stamp "ROBERTS - TOWN", and the town, which had not been gazzetted, gained its official name".

Churches

  1. •Zion Lutheran Church.  Closed 1960, now demolished (Church St, Robertstown).

  2. •St John’s Lutheran Church.  Closed 1966, now demolished (Brady Creek Rd, Robertstown).

  3. •Holy Cross Lutheran Church (Church St, Robertstown).

  4. •Uniting Church (Church St, Robertstown).


Cemeteries

  1. •Zion Lutheran Cemetery (Church St, Robertstown).
    Links:    Robertstown Zion Cemetery (record of interments)
    Robertstown Zion Lutheran Cemetery (German headstones)

  2. •St John Lutheran Cemetery (Brady Creek Rd, Robertstown).
    Links:    Robertstown St John’s Cemetery (record of interments)
    Robertstown St.John Lutheran Cemetery (German headstones)

Zion Lutheran Cemetery

Uniting Church

Holy Cross Lutheran Church

St John Lutheran Cemetery