DescriptionDalmuir was named after the suburb in Glasgow, Scotland, where Mary Wylie Leigh (nee Anderson) lived before she came to Australia with her parents and two brothers in 1920. Mary and her husband, Frederick Alan Leigh, had the house built and they moved in on Mary's birthday on 16 June, 1940.
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