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East Melbourne, Grey Street 151, Worsley

East Melbourne

  • 151 Grey Street

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Subjects

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!51 Grey Street Open full image ↗
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Henry Hall (1816-1875) Open full image ↗
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Clara Ellen Hall (1830-1913) m1: Charles Swyer (1858) m2: Richard Treacy (1882) Open full image ↗
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Clara Swyer (1870-1947) Open full image ↗
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Chemist shop Bourke St, 3rd building from Russell St corner Open full image ↗
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Beaded stool Open full image ↗
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Top of beaded stool Open full image ↗
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Pair of green Venetian vases Open full image ↗
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Set of silver salvers Open full image ↗
Acquisition number
445
Catalogue number
emvf0419
File name
VF419
File location
Vertical file

Photograph of Worsley, 151 Grey Street (2 Grey Street pre-1890), now the site of the Mercy Private Hospital. Photo shows a symmetrical, single storey, double fronted house, with arcaded verandah. The house was built c. 1867 for Henry Hall, chemist. Architects: Austin & Ellis. Builders: Leech & Bricknell. File also contains copy photos of Henry Hall, his sister Clara Ellen and her daughter, Clara Swyer, successive owners of Worsley. Also modern photos of a set of silver salvers, a pair of Venetian glass vases, and a stool, which were among the contents of Worsley. Also a modern photo of Bourke Street showing the site of Henry Hall's chemist shop.

Item type
Photograph

History of item

Henry Hall was the elder brother of the donor's great grand-mother to whom he left the house. The great grand-mother,Clara Ellen, was by then the widow of Charles Swyer, architect. The Swyer family owned the house until 1921.

Year acquired
2006
Donor
Mrs. Joan Glover

Place & context

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East Melbourne, Grey Street 151, Worsley
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