Historical Document, Henrietta C. Walker, A House in the Foothills, 2-Mar-31

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Wombolano Park was purchased by Henrietta and Frank Walker, who made many improvements to the house and garden.

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Article in the Australian Home Beautiful of 2-Mar-1931 about Wombolano homestead and property at Ringwood East. Pages 12,13,14,19,20,21. +Additional Keywords: Walker, Henrietta and Frank Walker

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"A House in the Foothills" article in The Australian Home Beautiful, 2 March 1931, pp. 12-14 and "Brick-work in the Garden" article in The Australian Home Beautiful, 1 April 1931, pp. 19-21.

Identifier

3711

Date made

2-Mar-31

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Ringwood, Victoria, Australia

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