Queen Victoria/ Parry Street intersection

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Reference numberES00435DescriptionQueen Victoria/ Parry Street intersection. Note the billboards and the Stella Maris Seafarers Lodge. Stella Maris was originally built as two separate dwellings for Catherine Jackson the wife of the late Captain William D. Jackson. The building was taken over by the Society of St Vincent de Paul in the 1950s and became a mission for seamen. Later additions to the northern side of the building.Date1973PhotographerEdmonds, MurrayPhotograph FormatSlideDigital ItemYes

PeopleCatherine JacksonCaptain William D. JacksonSubjectStella Maris (Catholic club for seafarers)Society of St Vincent de PaulCollectionPhotographic Collection

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