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 [...]
2 Alexandra Street
This was built as a private boarding house in 1882 by Felix Cullen, a migrant from County Leitrim in Ireland, [...]
23 Alexandra Street
From 1879 to 1885 Miss L. Twentyman was postmistress in this house; the owner was John Quirk of Madeline Street. [...]
64 Alexandra Street
This was probably the house of J.M. Hazeland and first occupied in 1875 (he lived in Mount Street until 1868). [...]
3 Alexandra Street
In 1865 William Wright bought this land from Thomas Ambrose Foss. In 1878 Henry Rickards, medical practitioner of Hunters Hill [...]
25 Alexandra Street
This house was built by William O’Donnell c1888 and was the last of seven houses built by him in the [...]
