Bexhill, established in the early 19th century, was the central point of the early North Coast of New South Wales.
In the 19th century Bexhill was known as Baldhill.

Bexhill's early production was red cedar logging, its close proximity to Boat Harbour made the floating of logs an easy task during flood waters.
The Bexhill school (established around 1850) was subject to easy flooding as well, and was eventually relocated to higher ground.
In the coming of the Australian federation the population of Bexhill began to dwindle.
The trades it produced were no longer as vital and people started to migrate to more lively parts of the far north coast.
With the population slowly moving out, parts of Bexhill began to close.
The post office which brought the surrounding areas its post closed down, relocating to Lismore.
The Bexhill Brick works which produced the bricks for the far north coast closed down towards the end of the 1990s, unable to keep up with the production of bricks from Coffs Harbour and Newcastle.
Bexhill, established in the early 19th century, was the central point of the early North Coast of New South Wales. In the 19th century Bexhill was known as Baldhill.
Bexhill's early production was red cedar logging, its close proximity to Boat Harbour made the floating of logs an easy task during flood waters. The Bexhill school (established around 1850) was subject to easy flooding as well, and was eventually relocated to higher ground. In the coming of the Australian federation the population of Bexhill began to dwindle. The trades it produced were no longer as vital and people started to migrate to more lively parts of the far north coast. With the population slowly moving out, parts of Bexhill began to close. The post office which brought the surrounding areas its post closed down, relocating to Lismore. The Bexhill Brick works which produced the bricks for the far north coast closed down towards the end of the 1990s, unable to keep up with the production of bricks from Coffs Harbour and Newcastle.
Bexhill, New South Wales