Foreman Cottage, North Pine Country Park in 1994

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TitleForeman Cottage, North Pine Country Park in 1994DescriptionWhen James Foreman had firmly established himself on the property which is now the North Pine Country Park, he built a better house to replace his original slab cottage. The cottage was moved to become the kitchen of the Hyde Homestead. After the 1984 fire which destroyed the Hyde Homestead, Foreman Cottage was rebuilt close to its original location and is the residence of the Park caretaker.Date1994PhotographerPine Rivers Shire CouncilCollectorPine Rivers Shire CouncilRecord typePhotographFormat typePhysicalOriginal format colourBlack and white

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CollectionPine Rivers Library Photographic Collection

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PlaceWhiteside (Qld.)OrganisationPine Rivers Shire CouncilSubject (keywords)historic buildingshousestimber housespaling fencesfront yardsgardensverandahsparks

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