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Attic House Robe [B 75535] • Photograph

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Summary

View of the historic sandstone 'Attic House' in Robe's main street, Victoria Street. The house was established in 1860 by tailor, William Trail MacLean. The two-storey house has an unusal pitched roof, colonial windows and verandah, with the six rooms on the ground floor serving as a family home, and top floor as the tailor's workshop. The house is currently owned by Governor Robe Wines.

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Physical description

1 photograph : colour, digital

Dates / Publication details

2015

Photographer

Bradstreet, Tonia

Collection

Part of Robe Collection

Subject

History Trust of South Australia.
Historic buildings -- South Australia -- Robe.
Robe (S.A.) -- Buildings, structures, etc.

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General notes

From a collection of photographs taken during the 22nd State History Conference held in Robe, South Australia, from 23 to 25 October 2015. For other photographs of the History Conference held in Robe in October 2015, see B 75526-B 75536.

Digitisation information

Date

13/04/2017

Format

image/jpeg

Resolution

2,592 x 1,936 pixels (5.0 MP)

Size

2.01 MB

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