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Albany Historical Society Inc > Records

PATRICK TAYLOR COTTAGE BUILT 1831.

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c. 1962

Overview

Patrick Taylor Cottage looking from the north.

Historical information

Built in 1831 by the Morley brothers, later purchased by Patrick Taylor this early cottage has an A+ rating from the Heritage Council and was the first building to be used as a display museum by the Albany Historical Society Inc.

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Registration number

cwa-org-51-P2003.122

Item type

Keywords

EXPLORATION, SURVEY, SETTLEMENT

Patrick Taylor Cottage

Wattle & Daub Of 1831

Place made

Albany
Western Australia
Australia

Year

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-35.02682378434, 117.88117733281

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