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Hitchhiking Brother
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Adelaide. Urrbrae. St Pauls Catholic Monastery and church Cross Rd. The Passionists bought this 16 acre property in 1896. They demolished the original mansion in the 1940s and built this Spanish Mission style church and monastery complex.
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Lotsa Lights
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Glen Osmond. Wootton Lea house built in 1861 for Francis Faulding. Later owned by George Fowler and then Prebyterian Girls College
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Glen Osmond. Wootton Lea mansion built in 1861. Two Dutch gables in stone on this southern facade. Built for Francis Faulding. Next owner was George Fowler. Both successful Adelaide businessmen. Now Seymour College
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Glen Osmond. Adelaide. Northern facade of Wootton Lea built in 1861. Currently the administration centre of Seymour College.
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Glen Osmond. Southern entrance and portico to Wootton Lea mansion. The house was built 1861 for Francis Faulding. This portico probably added by George Fowler in 1883.
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Glen Osmond. Ugly enclosed verandas and spiral staircase on the northern facade of the 1861 built mansion. Now Seymour College.
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Glen Osmond. Wootton Lea mansion built in 1861. It has bluestone Dutch gables on the northern western and southern facades. Now owned by Seymour College.
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Glen Osmond Adelaide. Western facade of Wootton Lea mansion built in 1861. The verandas and bay windows on this facade added in 1873. Verandas now enclosed in an ugly way
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Glen Osmond Adelaide. Cliveas beneath a giant Moreton Bay fig tree at Wootton Lea mansion built in 1861. It is now Seymour College.
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Glen Osmond Adelaide. Dutch gables in blue stone on Wootton Lea house built in 1861 for Francis Faulding owner of the Faulding chemical company.
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Glen Osmond. German wine maker Max Weidenbach built Glen Coola House in 1861. Sold to Presbyterian Girls College ( now Seymour) in 1959. Now known as Abergeldie House
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Glen Osmond. German wine maker and hotelier Max Weidenbach built Glen Coola House in 1861. Sold to Presbyterian Girls College ( now Seymour) in 1959. Now known as Abergeldie House
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Glen Osmond. German wine maker and hotelier Max Weidenbach built Glen Coola House in 1861. He enlarged 1870 and 1920. Sold to Presbyterian Girls College ( now Seymour) in 1959. Now known as Abergeldie House
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Glen Osmond Adelaide. Rear of the Carmelite Nunnery is exposed as the site is prepared for a SouthernCross retirement village.
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Glen Osmond Adelaide. Rear of the Carmelite Nunnery is exposed as the site is prepared for a SouthernCross retirement village.
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Glen Osmond School. A fine bluestone and brick school with air vents on the roof. First school in Glen Osmond 1858. This state school 1878. Two storey part on western or right hand end built 1928 to match.
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Glen Osmond School. A fine bluestone and brick school with air vents on the roof. First school in Glen Osmond 1858. This state school 1878. Two storey part on western or right hand end built 1928 to match.
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Myrtle Bank. Ridge Park house in classical Italianate style. This was probably the gate house added to the main house in 1878 by Adelaide architect Daniel Garlick.
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Glen Osmond. Benacre mansion. Italianate style with classical features and an Australian veranda for protection from the sun.
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Glen Osmond. Benacre mansion. Side view with giant Norfolk island Pine on right and Moreton Bay Fig on left. Both planted by Graves in the mid 1870s.
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Glen Osmond. Benacre mansion.A fine Italianate masion with a classical entrance and portico. This is the front of the house facing west. The rear stables and coach house are heritage listed.
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