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| Tuesday: | 9am-8pm |
| Wednesday: | 9am-8pm |
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| Saturday: | 10am-4pm |
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Level 1, 451 New South Head Road
Double Bay NSW 2028
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| Monday: | 9:30am-6pm |
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Paddington Library
Paddington Town Hall
247 Oxford Street,
Paddington NSW 2021
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| Monday: | 2pm-5pm |
| Tuesday: | 9:30am-5pm |
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The Tea Gardens
8 Marine Parade
Watsons Bay NSW 2030
This information has been provided by the Local History Centre and the Woollahra History and Heritage Society.
QUAMBI - Demolished house, Albert St Edgecliff. The house Quambi was built in 1862 by Mr Montague Consett Stephen, later purchased by Sir Frederick Darley, P.C., M.L.C., Q.C., Lieu. Governor in 1891. It was demolished in the 1930's replaced by 'Quambi Place' proclaimed in 1938 becoming a significant streetscape of houses after the 'Wilkinson style' - he subsequently built No. 5 in 1959 for Mr Tom Reynolds. Many of the houses in this part of Edgecliff, built in the 1930s, exhibit this styling.
QUIRANG - Demolished house, Woollahra. The house occupied the block Edgecliff Road, Trelawney Street, Fullerton Road (previously Oatley Street) and Wellington Street. It was built c.1864 by the Hon. John Duncan MacLean, pastoralist, and later occupied by John Fraser, Walter Lamb and the Hon. William Halliday, M.L.C. In 1966 it was demolished and replaced by the high rise block of the same name at 6 Trelawney Street.