DAVIES ROAD, PROPOSED HIGH RISE DEVELOPMENT
c. 1970(a) View from Mt Claremont of Alfred Road, landfill site for extension of golf course, local housing dominated by existing multi storey building. Claremont Station, railway goods shed and Claremont Hotel in background, right. Printed caption [VIEW FROM ALFRED ROAD]. (b) As for above with five additional buildings superimposed in yellow.
John Mulder married Jean Williams 1944. Lived in Davies Rd and worked tirelessly for the quality of life in that area. Fought the development of high-rise flats in Davies Rd, and was instrumental in keeping the density down. Led the fight to prevent an aged persons' development in the same road. The campaign was successful and the park that was created on the spot has been named John Mulder Park.
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