'Craigmuir'

c. 1895
Overview

Two photographs of Craigmuir.

Large two storey house of random stone with a tile or shingle roof and decorative chimney pots. Wide, angled balcony is balustraded and both it and the verandah beneath have decorative posts and brackets. A more simple building is joined to the main structure by a verandah and a rough lean-to is visible at the rear. Four people and two dogs are standing at the front of the house which is surrounded by rough grass. There are a few plants in half barrels and a post and wire fence. The foreground is covered with limestone rubble, a few low shrubs and several panels of paling fence. In the natural bush background is another iron roofed structure.

Historical information

Craigmuir was the home of Judge Burnside.

Details

Details

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cwa-org-28--9-180-a,b
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'Craigmuir'
'Craigmuir'
Home Of Judge Burnside
Source: Claremont Museum 09.180a
'Craigmuir'
'Craigmuir'
Home Of Judge Burnside
Source: Claremont Museum 09.180b

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