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GOLDSMITH ROAD 18

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Colour print. A red brick and tiled house with brick pillars and verandah, on the corner of Goldsmith and Loton Roads. There are large trees on both the road verges and shrubs in front of the house. An electricity pole is on the corner of the block and a stop sign on the left.

Historical information

This house was originally owned by the Misses Marshall of Victoria Avenue, Claremont and rented by Mr & Mrs R Gregson and family for many years. The house has been demolished and there are now two houses on the block.

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cwa-org-28--12-288-

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Wednesday, 24 September, 2025

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Town of Claremont Museum

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