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Congregational manse (210 Elswick Street) — 210 Elswick Street. Photograph date unknown. Solomon Mitchell, reproduced in Leichhardt Historical Journal No. 16, printed p. 40 (PDF p. 40).
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210 Elswick Street, Leichhardt NSW 2040

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Cover photo: Congregational manse (210 Elswick Street) — 210 Elswick Street. Photograph date unknown. Solomon Mitchell, reproduced in Leichhardt Historical Journal No. 16, printed p. 40 (PDF p. 40). — Date unknown

Year built1896
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The story of this house

Congregational manse (210 Elswick Street)The residence at 210 Elswick Street was built in 1896 on lot 26 of Doust’s 1877 Subdivision.

It served as the manse for Congregational minister Reverend William L.

Patison.

The journal identifies the house as Victorian Italianate, built in brick with a stuccoed front.

Solomon Mitchell’s photograph records its gabled roof, chimney and front verandah.

The adjoining article text about Elswick House and St Martha’s concerns a different property and is not part of this house’s history.

Anthony Cusick, Leichhardt Historical Journal No.

16, Leichhardt West: original land grants and subdivisions, printed pp.

40.

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  1. 1896 — Congregational manse built

    The stucco-fronted brick residence was built in 1896 and served as the manse for Reverend William L. Patison.

  1. 1896 — Congregational manse built

    The stucco-fronted brick residence was built in 1896 and served as the manse for Reverend William L. Patison.

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