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The plaque was erected in 1967 in memory of Sir John Northcott (1890-1966), Governor of New South Wales from 1946 to 1957 who lived at Wahroonga. The plaque is placed at the base of a California Redwood tree which he often admired. 

There is also a garden in his name in the park. 

Sir John Northcott  was the first Australian-born and one of the longest-serving governors of New South Wales. Sworn in on 1 August 1946, he gave patronage and support to charitable organizations and to youth, church and citizens` groups. A staunch advocate of the British Empire, he was a widely known and respected figure throughout the State. He retired in July 1957.

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