AuthorCampbell, R McKCorporate AuthorFremantle (W.A. : Municipality); Western Australian Heritage CommissionDescriptionThis is a final draft of a study which aims to determine the manner in which the east side of Henry street should be developed as part of the townscape. The study is made up of "dossiers" of each of the 13 buildings which make up the eastern blocks in Henry Street in order to define a base from which conservation and restoration can take place. The dossiers comprise a catalogue of the status of the buildings - thier past and present use and ownership, the historical background and development to the present form, establishes the significance as individual components and of the street as a whole, reports on the physical condition of the buildings to help formulate policies for their future use, maintenance, restoration and redevelopment. Later sections on Architecture, Townscape, and Planning define the architectural qualities of the buildings in the street, to be documented through the final report, and used as a case study for a typical West End street in relation to Fremantle City Council policies, guidelines and Town Planning schemesImprint[Fremantle, W.A.] The Author 1982Collation1 v. (unpaged) maps 32 cm.LanguageEnglishDate Published1982Notes"Final draft, September 1982"Dewey Class720.99411 CAMPublication FormatReport
Campbell, R McK, Henry Street, a conservation study. City of Fremantle Local History Centre, accessed 04/08/2026, https://history.fremantle.wa.gov.au/nodes/view/23550
