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PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): 'GLENLEIGH COTTAGE' FROM JOLIMONT HISTORICAL IMAGES ALBUM 1, DON GIMM

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Black and white photograph showing Glenleigh Cottage, a wooden weatherboard Federation-style house, enclosed by a picket fence and a gate. The cottage has a tin roof, a chimney and a sash window with lace curtains that are street facing. The left side of the cottage has decorative latticework, enclosing the veranda. The veranda has separate corrugated iron roofing and the main entrance features a gable and a pediment, with a timber finial.
A woman and a female child stand in the front entryway.
Image from Album #2023.262

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cwa-org-43-2023.263.23

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228 mm

Height or length

179 mm

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