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Back to menu Trade Pedders Trade Find out more about our services and resources available for Trade customers. Back to menu Catalogue Catalogue Browse our catalogue by vehicle make and model to find the right part that suits your driving needs. Falcon Territory Ranger Focus Mustang. This page contains historical information, significant landmarks and community and residential development in Osborne Park. Osborne Park was named after William Osborne, a butcher who owned an abattoir and land along Wanneroo Road and who was elected to the City of Stirling's predecessor, the Perth Road Board, in Osborne Park was part of an original crown grant of 6, acres given to T.

Walters in After the death of Walters in , William Osborne bought part of his estate, which included the area now known as Osborne Park. Many residents of Osborne Park at the beginning of the 20th Century were Chinese market gardeners who provided vegetables for the metropolitan area.

Italian settlers continued the agricultural tradition in the area, utilising the swampland with its peaty soils and abundant fresh water. Osborne Park gradually transformed into a residential suburb in the years following World War II, and the area later began to incorporate industrial uses. By the s, industry had become dominant in most of Osborne Park, with only the northeastern area remaining predominantly residential. Opened in , the Osborne Primary School was established for the children of market gardeners and daily farmers in and around Osborne Park.

When it first opened, the school had 17 students, but was extended over many years to accomodate increasing student numbers, particularly during the post war expansion of Osborne Park. The school is valued by the local community as the focus of sate-operated education for more than a century and by its past students, many of whom are long-time residents of Osborne Park.

Residential development was relatively dispersed in Osborne Park prior to the s, with a single node of housing along Main Street. After the s housing construction began in the eastern sector of Osborne Park, though most remaining dwellings date from the s and s. Houses are generally single detached brick and tile dwellings, though there are some character houses of timber construction interspersed throughout the area. Numerous unit developments have appeared more recently and are built in a range of modern styles and materials.

The Osborne Park industrial area contains numerous showrooms, retail outlets and offices. It is also a significant employment centre for Perth's northern suburbs. The most recent addition to the industrial area has been Herdsman Business Park, which houses a range of commercial developments including the City's largest employer—West Australian Newspapers.

Within the residential areas of Osborne Park there are a number of small recreational parks. Herdsman Lake also provides a large area of open space, which is used by both local and regional residents. Herdsman Lake is the suburb's largest park, and is an important active and passive regional recreation area as well as a wildlife sanctuary.