The Norwood Cork Tree

 Signage was installed for the Norwood Cork Tree on 28 March 2024 by the site owner, Australasian Property Developments. Jacquelyne Ladner, the Cultural Heritage Coordinator for NPSP Council, provided the text for the signage after consulting with the Norwood Cork Tree Group.  March 30, 2024 Signage installed for Norwood Cork Tree  Signage was installed for the Norwood Cork Tree on 28 March 2024 by the site owner, Australasian Property Developments.  Jacquelyne Ladner, the Cultural Heritage Coordinator for NPSP Council, provided the text for the signage after consulting with the Norwood Cork Tree Group.  Text displayed on the sign. Buttery Family Disembarking with his wife Sarah and three children at Port Adelaide in the early 1870s, Henry Buttery’s belongings purportedly contained a Quercus suber (cork oak). A carpenter, Henry initially worked in the furniture trade and an undertaking business until opening a furniture outlet and workshop near the corn