SYRED'S COTTAGE BEJOORDING
1973B&W, side of Syred's Cottage (Bejoording Homestead).
Shows brick chimney in front centre and corrugated iron roof. Rendered walls.
Dead tree on left and live one behind. Wire fence in foreground.
Shrubs on right.
Fancy top edge to verandah can be seen on left.
Syred's cottage was the home of William Edward Syred and Frances (nee Martin). Constructed of mud brick around 1860, extensions were gradually added to the original three roomed construction, to accommodate the couple's ten children. "Batty" Fowler, a local builder who excelled in making mud 'bats', undoubtedly assisted in the building of the cottage. The stone front verandah slabs were hewn from the granite rock behind the cottage and the mud bricks were made near the spring.
In 1897 a mud bat school was built near the house and used for a short time.
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Written on back in blue biro: "Syred's Cottage 1973 side view"
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- SYRED FAMILY AT SYRED'S COTTAGE, BEJOORDING (0km away)
- BLACKSMITH'S SHED SYRED'S COTTAGE BEJOORDING (0.01km away)
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- FARMYARD AT SYRED'S COTTAGE BEJOORDING, 1920S (0.05km away)
- SYRED'S COTTAGE BEJOORDING PIG YARD (0.05km away)
- SYRED'S COTTAGE, BEJOORDING (0.05km away)
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