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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: COPIES OF COLOURED PHOTOS OF BUILDING OF 170 GLOSTER STREET

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Overview

Photos of the buidling of 170 Gloster Street taken by a neighbour. A) Image of 170 Gloster Street being built in approx 1976. Early image in building process - first level not completed. Photo taken from 173 Gloster Street. B) Image of 170 Gloster Street in buidling stage. Woman in Photograph is Margaret Potter. Photot taken from across the street at 173 Gloster Street in 1976. c) Image of front gate of 173 Gloster Street, with an empty lot with a fence in the background (170 Gloster Street). Photo taken before construction started in approximately 1976. d) Photo of 170 Gloster Street taken from front yard of 173 Gloster Street after completion. NOTE; Missing September 2018

Historical information

The Potters gave the donor the images of her house being built. House built in approximately 1976-79. Donor purchased house after completion. Formerly an empty block often used as a tip by local neighbours. Donor said she was told there were a number of issues in getting materials to finish the house, explaining the delay. Built by prestige Builders.

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cwa-org-43-2015.104a-d

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Photographic Paper

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Margaret & Joe Potter

Keywords

Gloster Street, Subiaco

Subiaco Museum

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