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PHOTOGRAPH: HOUSE 19/21 SMYTH ROAD, CNR. CHARLES STREET

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Patrick Davies

2003

Overview

One of two colour phoographs of 19/21 Smyth Road. Red tuck pointed brick and red tiled house with white stucco decoration. Porch centre front. Picket fence, white.

Historical information

Photographic paper and chemicals

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-2003.113.1

Item type

Photographs

Material

Photographic Paper

Chemicals

Inscriptions and markings

Patrick Davies

Keywords

DIGGINS, W. G

Shenton Park

Architecture

Grundmann

Houses, Shenton Park

Smyth Road, Shenton Park

DAVIES Patrick

Year

Statement of significance

Local history- housing style, early twentieth century, and history of restoration and maintenance

Last modified

Wednesday, 1 May, 2024

Completeness

94

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