17 Alexandra Street
During 1869 a school being conducted in the church in Church Street (now St Marks and moved to Figtree Road) [...]
Alexandra Street & Ferdinand Street
From 1868 services had been conducted (in the Council Chambers or at 20 Ferry Street) by Wesleyan ministers of the [...]
22 Alexandra Street
The original Council Chamber, measuring 50 feet by 30 feet and built of stone, was opened on January 13, 1866. [...]
48 & 50 Alexandra Street
Charles Fairland acquired the land on which both of these semi-detached houses stand from Didier N. Joubert in 1859. Michael [...]
9 Alexandra Street
Jeremiah Cronin, stonemason, built this as a three-room stone cottage for himself and first occupied it in 1880. It is [...]
35 Alexandra Street
John Cuneo (see also The Garibaldi next door) came from Genoa in Italy in 1854. The original part of this [...]
10,12 & 14 Alexandra Street
Annie Schmidt (see also 1 James Street) bought this land from Felix Cullen and in 1886, two of the terrace [...]
36 Alexandra Street
When rates were introduced in 1861 a cottage, almost certainly this one, stood here on the extensive property of Ambrose [...]
11 Alexandra Street
Built by Jeremiah Cronin, stonemason, as a seven-room house, this was first occupied in 1879. It cost £790 pounds to [...]
