Bleak House, Samford, ca. 1985

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TitleBleak House, Samford, ca. 1985DescriptionFront entry door to Bleak House at Samford inlaid with leadlight glass. The glass remained undamaged during the house's relocation from Ipswich (Qld.) to Samford. Bleak House was originally a five-roomed cottage in Eastern Heights built in the 1860s. It was rebuilt by James Foote as a grand, two-storey mansion in the early 1890s, bought by his nephew Henry Smart Cribb after his death in 1895, before being partially demolished and moved in 1928 to make way for the Cribb Estate. The lower story survived in South Street Ipswich (Qld.) until 1985, when the house moved to Samford. There the new owners have restored it to its former glory.Dateca. 1985PhotographerSkinner, R.CollectorSkinner, R.Record typePhotographFormat typePhysicalOriginal format colourColour

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CollectionPine Rivers Library Photographic Collection

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PlaceIpswich (Qld.)Samford (Qld.)PersonSkinner, R.Subject (keywords)building renovationshistoric buildingstimber housesinteriors (buildings)doorwaysleadlight windowsstained-glass windowswindows

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Bleak House, Samford, ca. 1985