Rear of the Fremantle Foundry and Engineering Company

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Reference numberLH005212DescriptionLot 310 Queen Victoria Street with the brick remains of 8 and 10 Queen Victoria Street, a pair of semi detached stone cottages demolished in 1960-1964 for the Fremantle Foundry. On the left is In Touch Communications, built 1913/14 ( in 2005 Toyworld), corner Parry and Queen Victoria Streets; next to this is the rear of the Australia Hotel (1899) and to the right is the rear of the Fremantle Foundry and Engineering Company which moved to this site from South terrace in 1907/1908. The Foundry erected new offices on this site in 1996/97, completed by Sizer Homes Pty Ltd by 8th January 1997..Date1977PhotographerChalmers, AlanPhotograph FormatPhotographDigital ItemYes

SuburbFremantleSubjectFremantle Foundry and Engineering Company Pty LtdCollectionPhotographic Collection

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Rear of the Fremantle Foundry and Engineering Company