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Isaac Moore Park

Isaac Moore was one of the early settlers of this District, arriving around 1863. On 1 April of that year the lease of Kenilworth Station was transferred to him by the executors of the late Walter Gray, an Ipswich merchant. Around that time he also acquired three other properties in the area: Cambroon (or Obi Obi), Cordalba, and Yielo, running them all under the name of Kenilworth Station. The Moores promptly set about building a permanent homestead. Isaac Moore did command considerable influence and respect within the district, and the naming of the area of land near to where the remains of Kenilworth homestead stand is a fitting tribute to his time and dedication.