File:Prefabricated4 room weatherboard clad cottage, 21 Brewongle Avenue Hamlyn Heights.jpg
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The prefabricated 4 room weatherboard clad cottage at 21 Brewongle Avenue Hamlyn Heights is one of a number of portable buildings imported to Geelong in the period 1853-1856 to meet accommodation needs during the Victorian gold rush. The picturesque style cottage was most probably imported by Frederich Bauer, a Geelong entrepreneur and portable house merchant from Hamburg. "c1854 timber house" |
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I took the photo while on site |
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2016-02-07 |
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