Glebe
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Glebe is an inner suburb of Sydney, Australia.
[edit] See Also
- Sydney Architecture
- Federation Architecture of Australia
- Australian Architecture
- Woollahra, New South Wales
 Bidura, Glebe Point Road, home of Edmund Blacket |
 Oswestry, Glebe Point Road (1887) |
 Lasswade, Glebe Point Road (1893) |
 Lasswade |
 Hartford, Glebe Point Road (1899) |
 Monteith, Glebe Point Road (1891) |
 Favo, left, and Gaza House (1899), Glebe Point Road |
 Lymington, Glebe Point Road |
 Jarra, left, and Grafton (1915), Glebe Point Road |
 This image and next three: Victorian shops and dwellings (before 1882), 153-181 Glebe Point Road |
 Glebe Point Road |
 Glebe Point Road |
 Glebe Point Road |
 Victorian shop and dwelling, Glebe Point Road |
 This image and next: Federation home, Glebe Point Road, Glebe |
 Glebe Point Road |
 Reussdale, Pyrmont Bridge Road (circa 1868) |
 Former Presbyterian Church, Pyrmont Bridge Road (1876-1881) |
 Former Presbyterian Church, interior |
 Former Presbyterian Church, interior |
 Hamilton, Pyrmont Bridge Road |
 Former Rehoboth Primitive Methodist Church, St Johns Road (1874, extended 1892) |
 Crumbling Cottage, St Johns Road |
 Victorian Cottage, St Johns Road |
 Commercial Buildings, St Johns Road |
 Weatherboard cottage, left, and Victorian cottage, Short Street |
 Glendale, Alexandra Road |
 Federation cottage, Victoria Road (1913) |
 Montana, Boyce Street (1892) |
 Detail, two-storey Victorian home, Wigram Road |
 Cyrene, Wigram Road (1914) |
 Home in Spanish Mission style, Wigram Road |
 Beryl Lee, Ross Street (1910) |
 Federation cottage, Ross Street (1910) |
 Public School, Ross Street (1883) |
 St James's Catholic Church, Woolley Street |
 Parish House, Woolley Street |
 Restored home, Blackwattle Bay |
[edit] Reference
- The Architectural Character of Glebe, Sydney: Bernard and Kate Smith (Sydney University Press) 1973, ISBN: 0 424 00155 1
