why there's still something about Byron, beyond Insta influencers and beige linen
- Written by Sally Breen, Senior Lecturer in Writing and Publishing, Griffith University
Unsplash/Delphine Ducaruge, CC BYWhen town planners mapped Byron Bay in 1884 they mistakenly believed Captain James Cook had named Cape Byron after the English poet Lord Byron — when in fact it was named after the poet’s grandfather, a navy admiral.
From that mistaken belief, say local historians, many of Byron’s streets were...





