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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: STABLE AT NEW SUBIACO BENEDICTINE

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1989

Overview

The black and white photograph shows the north elevation of the old single storey stable built by the Benedictine monks at New Subiaco (now Catherine McCauley Centre. The building is in very poor condition. The sandstone and brick infill are exposed in places where the mortar has fallen off and the roof rafters show through gaps in the shingles. There are windows and timber doors at the front of the building. A chimney top can be seen to the left of the stable, and another building is shown in the background. The stable was built in the 1850s.

Historical information

One of a number of photographs taken of the Stable.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-1989.505

Item type

Inscriptions and markings

Peter Cruse, 28 Marita Road, Nedlands

Keywords

Roman Catholic Church

Year

Statement of significance

Local, architectural and religious history

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