28 Riley Road, Claremont

1961
Overview

The view of 28 Riley Road, Claremont from the front garden of 27 Riley Road. Taken across the road, the photograph includes street trees, the front fence and hedge that hides the house.

Historical information

28 Riley Road, Claremont has a land size of 1,269 m² (aka 50.2 perches or just under a third of a quarter of acre in the 1900s terminology). The house was rebuilt in 1985.

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-28--5-294-b
Item type
Photographs
Material
Photographic Materials
Contextual information

The Anglican Church was originally granted 100 acres (40ha) in Claremont in 1873. Swan Location 907 was created in 1886 and the resized block, now 40 acres (16ha), was granted to the West Australian Synod of the Anglican Church. Part of this land was subdivided into quarter acre housing blocks and advertised as the Glebe Estate in 1896. The Estate was bounded by Bay Road to the west, Alice Road (now Melvista Road) to the north, Stone Road to the east and Goldsmith Road at the south. Riley Road was named after Anglican Archbishop Charles Owen Leaver Riley (1854-1929).

Riley Road
Streets Of Claremont, Town Of Claremont

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Last modified
Wednesday, 30 September, 2026
Completeness
100
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Town of Claremont Museum

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28 Riley Road, Claremont
28 Riley Road, Claremont
Source: Claremont Museum 05.294b

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