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PHOTOGRAPH: SUBIACO MUNICIPAL CHAMBERS 1901

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c. 1901

Overview

Copy of sepia photograph of Subiaco Municipal Chambers and Literary Institute, 1905. Neo-classical building, dark brick with light coloured decorative features. Strictly symmetrical, has four windows with fan lights, and double doors with decorative moulding and fan light window. Door is dark colour. Small notice boards either side of doorway. Wooden lamp post with gas lamp on edge of footpath. Frontage of building is directly onto footpath. Northern side of building has two windows similar to the façade and a small addition to the rear of the building is visible. Large eucalypts are in the background. A picket fence extends from each side of the façade. A street tree with guard is on verge of roadway (Rokeby Road).

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-2004.126

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

265 mm

Height or length

195 mm

Keywords

Subiaco Literary Institute

Parks, Gardens And Reserves

RANKIN, Alexander

Year

c. 1901

Statement of significance

Historical and architectural significance. Example of Municipal buildings of late 19th century.

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