In the late 1920 developers arrived on a secluded beach north of Sydney and began creating a holiday destination that they named Pearl Beach. It was a basic, secluded retreat. In the 80 years that have intervened the dream has remained alive. This book, written by one of Australia’s pre-eminent historians who is also a resident there, looks at the struggles of the Pearl Beach Progress Association and the community at large to hold to its ideals while managing to incorporate later comers – some of them famous – into its ethos.

Author: Beverley Kingston

ISBN: 978 0 9804920 8 8

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