View of Fremantle from the former Fremantle Port Authority Building (Fremantle Ports)

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Reference numberE000300DescriptionIn the foreground is Phillimore Street. Phillimore Chambers (1899) Nos.7-11 Phillimore Street is on the left. Dalgety or Elder Building (Barwil House built 1902) No.11 Cliff Street is on the right. Cliff Street. Hotel Fremantle (1898) No.6 High Street. Parapet of the Owston Buildings (1903) Nos.9-23 High Street. Rear of former Water Police Quarters (1903), Nos.10-20 Marine Terrace. From 1993 private residences. Rear of former Masonic Hall (1876), No.26 Marine Terrace on left. Former Naval Drill Hall (1926) corner of Croke Street and Mouat Street in the middle of the photograph. Later became the Australian Maritime Safety Authority, Navigation Aids Maintenance. Now (2007) a Ceremonial and Lecture Hall for the University of Notre Dame Australia.Date1986PhotographerSumner, Brent Photograph FormatNegativeDigital ItemYes

SubjectWest EndCollectionPhotographic Collection

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View of Fremantle from the former Fremantle Port Authority Building (Fremantle Ports)