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PLAN: 'WORKERS HOMES BOARD, BRICK HOUSE', LUTH AVENUE, DAGLISH, 1946

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1946

Overview

Hand-drawn architecture plans for a ' WORKERS HOMES BOARD / BRICK HOUSE. W.H.T. TYPE 56 BR'. House was to be erected on Lot 118. The scale of the plan is 8 feet to 1 inch. Plans detail the front elevation, front section, cross ection, and 2 side elevations of the planned house.

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cwa-org-43-2023.405

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Keywords

Luth Avenue, Daglish

Workers' Home Board

Houses, Daglish

Houses, General

Year

Last modified

Thursday, 17 July, 2025

Completeness

83

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PLAN: 'WORKERS HOMES BOARD BRICK HOUSE, W.H.T. TYPE 58A', FOR LOT 419 LUTH AVE, DAGLISH 1945
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