Water Tower, 26 Bay Road, Claremont

Overview

Large one storey homestead occupying top middle to right of photograph. Verandahs visible at rear and side of house. Addition the on side, boilers visible behind it. Light coloured tent in front of the main verandah. Water tower next to out building on top left of photograph, small garden in front with wooden fence. Lawn in foreground, patches of dirt with plants scattered intermittently.

Historical information

Home of the Hon. William James George and family. Originally the George property extended from Hammond Road to King Street and from Bay Road to Dunbar Road. The estate was subdivided in 1937 into 35 building blocks. The estate was cut into two parts by the construction of a new street known as George Avenue running parallel with Bay Road. The home was then known as Taplow Convalescent Home until 1945 when the home was sold for 6,000 pounds to the Silver Chain for the creation of Alfred Carson Nursing Home. The old home was demolished in the early 1960s to make way for a new wing.

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cwa-org-28--6-277-
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Water tower and homestead
26 Bay Road, Claremont
Source: Claremont Museum 06.277

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