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PHOTOGRAPH: VIEW OF 180 SUBIACO ROAD, SUBIACO

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c. 1971

Overview

The image is of a small, plain, asbestos and weatherboard house with an iron roof with a small enclosed porch at the right. There have been renovations over the years and the hopper windows at the front are newer than the house. The wall at the side features louvred wood and two windows. The meter box on the front of the house has the numbers '180' attached. There is a low brick front fence with the letter box on top of a brick pillar and a cyclone fence at the side. This house was first owned by Mr Mallett. See also P88.61.

Historical information

Heritage display 4/95. First owned by Mr Mallett.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1985.660

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Material

Photographic Paper

Width

290 mm

Height or length

200 mm

Keywords

Subiaco Road [180], Subiaco

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Statement of significance

Architectural history

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PHOTOGRAPH: HOUSE AT 180 SUBIACO ROAD, OWNED BY MR MALLETT
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