Panoramic view of Fremantle looking east from Town Hall up Knutsford Street

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Reference numberLH000300DescriptionPanoramic view of Fremantle looking east from Town Hall up Knutsford Street. The terrace houses (ie 18-30) in Holdsworth Street can be seen, they were built c1898. Distant view of two storey houses in Ord Street. The obelisk on Monument Hill can be seen, erected 1867 and demolished in 1924. In the foreground, the warehouses in Newman Street were demolished and replaced by Myers (1985 Boans), opened 1.08.1972 and Woolworths (now Coles), opened 3.06.1972. Harris Scarfe and Co. Ltd. demolished c1971. J.C. Hutton building demolished February 1967. W.H.J. Hardie occupied this building 1910-1930. At the corner of High and Queen Streets (left) is Marlborough House, which was used by Henry Briggs as a boarding house for country scholars. This was originally the Rose and Crown Hotel, built before 1849 and demolished in October 1937. See: 728.5 Miscellany File. Terrace houses 19-29 Holdsworth Street, towards Ord Street, classified by the National Trust c1900. Police Quarters Henderson Street. Contract let to J.Pringle, July 1903 for 3790 pounds, plans prepared by P.W.D. Victoria Hall, High Street, built 1896. Fremantle Prison. Warders Quarters 3-9 Holdsworth Street built 1897.Date1910PhotographerOrloff, A. Photograph FormatPhotographDigital ItemYes

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Panoramic view of Fremantle looking east from Town Hall up Knutsford Street