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PHOTOGRAPH: HOUSE AT 14 AUSTIN ST, SHENTON PARK

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The colour photograph taken from a slide shows large brick and iron house with one chimney, and a low turret projecting through verandah roof. Verandah has wooden fretwork, turned pos and & lacy wrought iron balustrades. A white picket fence surrounds garden, large shrub partially obscures house on right Museum holds coloured s and e & 2 colour copy photos

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cwa-org-43-1990.448

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Photographic Paper

Keywords

Houses - Shenton Park

Austin Street (14), Shenton Park

Statement of significance

Local and social history

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-31.957116692463, 115.82196396796

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