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Werribee, about 27 km south-west of Melbourne, is midway on the Princes Highway to Geelong . It is situated on the Werribee River, which has its headwaters north of Ballan .

Early pastoral leaseholds included members of John Batman's Port Phillip Association. Rural amalgamation began in the early 1850s, shortly after a village reserve was surveyed.

The village was named Wyndham, apparently at the suggestion of the owner of the new village inn, Elliott Armstrong, who knew Sir Henry Wyndham, a soldier who had distinguished himself at Waterloo. The name Werribee had already been given to the river, however, and overtook Wyndham as the town name (1884) and the shire name (1909). Werribee is though to be derived from an Aboriginal word for spine or backbone, which describes the strong visual curve of the river over the nearly treeless plain.

Rural amalgamation around Werribee was massive. Thomas Chirnside was attracted to the open plain's suitability for grazing and its proximity to the Melbourne markets. By 1863 he controlled more than 28,300 ha. in the Werribee district. W.J.T. ("Big") Clarke of Sunbury also had a substantial holding in the district. Pastoral dominance reduced the number of smaller holdings as they were bought up by Chirnside in the 1860s. The town grew relatively slowly, but steadily. A railway line was opened between Newport and Geelong in 1857, with a station at Werribee. A Church of England school, opened in 1855, was replaced by a National school in 1861, the year in which a Catholic church was opened.

On 10 October, 1862, the Wyndham Road District was proclaimed, and was replaced by a shire council on 11 March, 1864. The shire extended from Footscray to the Little River, and northwards to the Melton Reservoir. The area was 276 square miles, or 715 square kilometres. It contained the places now known as Balliang , Exford , Hoppers Crossing, Laverton , Little River, Manor , Mambourin , Mount Cottrell, Tarneit , Truganina , Werribee South/Point Cook , and Wyndham Vale. The shire also included Altona until it was severed on 29 May, 1957, to form a separate shire. The name change to Werribee shire occurred on 15 December, 1909, and proclamation as a city took place on 20 March, 1987. On 15 December, 1984 when Victorian council boundaries were restructured, the name was changed back to Wyndham , and a small part in the north was transferred to Melton shire.

Between 1860 and 1890 Werribee had two centres of gravity, the township and the Chirnsides' Werribee Park. Thomas' brother, Andrew, joined him in 1875 in acquiring land around Werribee, ultimately enlarging the holding to over 37,600 ha. By 1878 the brothers had completed the building of the Werribee Park mansion, about three kilometres south of the Werribee township and 500 metres east of the Werribee River. The dry, rain-shadow property was augmented by wind-pump wells, and it became the site of coursing, hunt-clubs, elaborate annual picnics and a volunteer troops encampment for colonial defence. The Chirnside Battery's drill ground was south-west of the mansion on a flat beside the river. In 1884 Thomas Chirnside donated land for St. Thomas' Presbyterian church.

The suicide of Thomas, the Laird of Werribee Park, in 1887 and his brother's death three years later resulted in the property being divided between Andrew's two sons. A second mansion "The Manor" was built by the son who inherited the property north of the township.