Camelot drawing room
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Drawing room at Camelot, home of Brooks esq. Sumptuous decor, fringed curtains, velvet chairs, at 82 Alma Road St Kilda. Camelot was a prominent 19th-century estate designed by architect Lloyd Tayler. The building has been demolished and the land subdivided.
Black and white photograph, laminated
