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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: VIEW OF HOUSE BUILT FOR MR DEASE

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The image shows a large weatherboard and iron house of unusual design, built for Mr Dease, a Subiaco photographer. The front section features a gable with a carved design and a finial. There are four full length windows at the front set into a square unit that projects outwards. There is a further gable of similar design at the apex of the roof. A small porch is erected over the front door to the right. Attached at the right is a narrow carport. There is a tree with stumpy limbs (pruning treatment) in the front garden.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1985.658

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

290 mm

Height or length

200 mm

Keywords

Statement of significance

Architectural history

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