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1 large black and white photograph, 1 sepia postcard- showing house with picket front fence.
Written on back of black and white photograph: "About 69 Warrandyte Road."
Written on back of Postcard: "The Crag, 69 Warrandyte Road, Ringwood."
Early Borough of Ringwood Rate notices show that Thomas Brierley was the owner of the property from 1938 to 1949. Tenants included Lewis Lampert, Chiropractor, and later a McCann family member.
