SYRED'S COTTAGE, BEJOORDING

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Overview

Colour photo of part of Syred's Cottage in front of which is wood rail fence & shrub & tree to either end.
Behind the six verandah posts can be seen [not clearly] three windows and a door.

Historical information

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.

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-37-2001.1245
Item type
Material
Width
13 cm
Height or length
8.8000 cm
Primary significance criteria
Historic significance
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Shire of Toodyay

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