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Cremorne Point was originally inhabited by the Cammeraygal people. Their name for the point was Wul-Warra-Jeung. After settlement, Careening Point (as it became known) remained unclaimed by settlers. This was mainly due to the difficulty of transport. James Robertson was granted the land in 1830, with 100ft of foreshore reserve retained by the Crown.
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