IVANHOE' 46 VICTORIA AVENUE

Overview

IVANHOE' 46 VICTORIA AVENUE.
View from river of back of house, which was one story at front and two story at back. House is brick painted white, green timber trim and red tiled roof.
(a) a distance view of house showing fence in flat area, stone retaining wall, steps leading tp upper yeard, large palm tree and three chimneys.
(b) a closer view of house showing closed three arches on the ground floor with three sets of windows on the upper floor c). Another close -up

Historical information

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. It was demolished around October, 1996.

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-28--9-122-a-c
Item type
Claremont Museum

Claremont Museum

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