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LHP 363.690994 HER
 Local History VOL. 13 NO. 1, Autumn 2006 Double Bay . Not for Loan .    
LHP 363.690994 HER
 Local History MAR, 1995 Double Bay . Not for Loan .    
LHP 363.690994 HER
 Local History DEC, 1994 Double Bay . Not for Loan .    
LHP 363.690994 HER
 Local History SEP, 1994 Double Bay . Not for Loan .    
LHP 363.690994 HER
 Local History MAY, 1994 Double Bay . Not for Loan .    
LHP 363.690994 HER
 Local History JAN, 1994 Double Bay . Not for Loan .    
LHP 363.690994 HER
 Local History DEC, 1995 Double Bay . Not for Loan .    
LHP 363.690994 HER
 Local History Autumn 2000 Vol.7, No.2 Double Bay . Not for Loan .    
LHP 363.690994 HER
 Local History SUPPLEMENT, Heritage Projects 99/2000 Double Bay . Not for Loan .    
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Catalogue Information
Field name Details
Record Number 60376
ISSN 1321-1099
Title Heritage NSW. [Magazine]
Publisher/Date Sydney : Heritage Council of N.S.W., 1994-
Dates of Publication Vol. 1, no. 1 (Jan. 1994)-
Subject Historic buildings -- New South Wales -- Conservation and restoration -- Periodicals
Historic sites -- New South Wales -- Conservation and restoration -- Periodicals
Corporate Author Heritage Council of New South Wales
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1 . Local History Research File 1 . "Elaine" at 550 New South Head Road Double Bay was built in 1863 for Mr William Francis Norie and in 1891 acquired by Mr Geoffrey Fairfax. It remained with members of the Fairfax family until 1995. 1
2 . Local History Research File 2 . 560 New South Head Road Double Bay "Fairwater" was built in 1881-2 for Francis John Joseph and home of Fairfax family from 1910. 2
3 . Local History Research File 3 . "Cadaxton" and "Lowlands" Nos. 47 and 41 William Street Double Bay. Demolished and site of old Woollahra Council Depot. 3
4 . Local History Research File 4 . "Swifts" of 68 Darling Point Road was built around an existing house of the same name for the brewer Robert Lucas Tooth. It was designed by G.A. Morell. It was named after house of "Swifts Park" in Kent, England from where Tooth's father had come. It was later acquired by another brewer, Edmund Resch, who bequeathed it to the Catholic Church in 1963 as a home for the Sydney Archbishop. 4
5 . Local History Research File 5 . "Brixham Terrace" at 77-81 Ocean Avenue, Double Bay, was built in about 1887. 5
6 . Local History Research File 6 . Edgecliff Album containing coloured photographs dated June 1966 of the area prior to its redevelopment in the 1970's. 6
7 . Local History Research File 7 . "Gladswood House" in Gladswood Gardens was built in 1856 for Samuel Dean Gordon MLC, when he called the house "Seaford". It was also known as "Glenyarrah". For a time during the 1980s and early 1990s it was owned by Alan Bond. 7
8 . Local History Research File 8 . 9 Glenmore Road Paddington, "Rose and Crown Hotel, built c. 1888. 8
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