from the Victorian and Federation styles. St Paul's Anglican Church on Burwood Road was designed by colonial architect Edmund Blacket and built in 1871. Sir Donald Bradman and Lady Bradman, Jessie Menzies were married here in 1932. The church and its pipe organ is listed on the New South Wales State Heritage Register and on the (now defunct) Register of the National Estate. Nearby Woodstock in Church Street was built in the early 1870s by tobacco manufacturer Edwin Penfold. In the 1940s, it was taken over by the army, later becoming Broughton Migrant Hostel, before being bought by the council in 1974 for use as a community centre. Radio station 2RDJ-FM has been broadcasting from Woodstock since November 1983. Further south on Burwood Road is The Priory, built in 1877 by local councillor Mowbray Forrest, and Gayton, built in 1888 by NSW parliamentarian Richard Jones. St Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church in Railway Parade was formerly a Methodist church and was built in 1879, listed on the local government heritage list. Running between Burwood Road and Liverpool Road is The Appian Way, a model housing estate conceived by George Hoskins at the turn of the century. The street has been described as one of the finest streets of Federation houses in Australia and is listed on the local government heritage list. In the centre of the Appian Way is a communal reserve which was converted into a lawn tennis club. Heritage listings Burwood has a number of heritage-listed sites, including the following sites listed on the New South Wales State Heritage Register: 168a Burwood Road: Burwood Post Office 205 Burwood Road: St Paul's Anglican Church, Burwood 213 Burwood Road: The Priory 223 Burwood Road: St Cloud 4 Clarence Street: Lynton Great Southern and Western railway: Burwood rail underbridge Great Southern and Western railway: Burwood railway station, Sydney Railway Parade: Burwood Sewer Vent The following buildings are listed on the (now defunct) Register of the National Estate and/or local government heritage registers: Congregational Church, Burwood Road Gayton (1888), Burwood Road, Deolee, Burwood Road Methodist Ladies College, Rowley Street Woodstock, Church Street St Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church, Railway Parade Burwood Park Burwood Park was established by the local council in 1882 on land formerly known as Edrop's Paddock. The original design of the park was based on the Union Jack flag, although it was later modified to allow a cricket oval to be