IVANHOE' 46 VICTORIA AVENUE

1996
Overview

Coloured (a) View from Victoria Avenue showing roofed entry area, divided, arched windows and chimneys. (b) View from river iincludes extra story utilising slope of site and grassed area. House brick painted white, green timber trim, roof - red tile.

Historical information

Taken the year 'Ivanhoe' was demolished. Ivanhoe, at 46 (Lot 5) Victoria Avenue, was built in 1899-1900 by Sydney Stubbs (Mayor of Claremont, 1902 & 03, and later Lord Mayor of Perth) Ivanhoe was built by Mr Stubb's brothers Octavius, Arthur and Wilfred in early 1900's. Very much a social focus, the house had a ballroom which was used for many social functions. Mrs Stubbs an active fundraiser, held meetings there to organise events. The local choir practised there, and Mr Stubbs played bridge there weekly. The house was later purchased by pastoralist A Hawden Drake-Brockman. Daisy Corunna, grandmother of author Sally Morgan, lived and worked at Ivanhoe during this period.

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-28--97-460-a,b
Year
1996
Claremont Museum

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