HARPERS COTTAGE
c. 1985A faded coloured photo of Harpers Cottage.
One time home of Miss Julia Harper.
As this building has two rooms below ground level, two small windows are at that level and two larger ones above.
Louvered windows are to the right added extension of cottage a large eucalypt tree is to the left & smaller trees to the right.
A light pole to the left at the front. The street light holder is made of filigree ironwork.
On 31 October 1864 this lot was allotted to James Griffin.
Julia Harper, Rev. Charles Harper's daughter, lived in this cottage before her death in 1889. Julia Harper assisted her father in teaching children at 'Braybrook' and had responsibility for the Sunday School.
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This property was originally Lot S1 Harper Rd and is now listed as 11 Nottingham Road, Toodyay.
Date of construction is 1857. It is listed on the Shire of Toodyay Municipal Inventory as place number 74 where it is described as a single storey brick property with a stone cellar and red iron hipped roof. The windows are multi‐paned timber windows. There is a single storey extension of brick with iron gablet and hipped roof. The brickwork to the extension is of recycled brick that retains remnants of previous paintwork and a verandah partially encloses the lower section.
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Nearest geotagged records:
- JULIA HARPER'S COTTAGE, TOODYAY (0.03km away)
- RAILWAY BRIDGE & NEW UNDERPASS AT TOODYAY (0.11km away)
- BUILDING STANDARD GAUGE RAILWAY LINE, TOODYAY 1964 (0.11km away)
- LOCOMOTIVE CROSSING HARPER ROAD RAILWAY BRIDGE (0.12km away)
- AVON RIVER FLOOD AT TOODYAY 1920S (0.19km away)
- TOODYAY HOMES FOR THE AGED (BUTTERLY COTTAGES) (0.24km away)
- BOARDING HOUSE DURING FLOODS OF 1955 (0.26km away)
- OFFICIAL OPENING OF AVON RIVER BRIDGE, TOODYAY (0.27km away)
- TOODYAY BOARDING HOUSE; FLOODED 1955 (0.27km away)
- AVON RIVER IN FLOOD, TOODYAY, 1930 (0.3km away)
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