Cottage (68 Stephen Street)
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cottage-68-stephen-street-275-17103660
title:
Cottage (68 Stephen Street)
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68 Stephen Street is a heritage-listed cottage in South Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia. It is one of the earliest surviving dwellings in Toowoomba, the land having been part of one of the first subdivisions when the town was developed. It was built by the mid-1860s for Charles Taylor, who was described in his will as a "well-sinker", and was constructed using laterite, an uncommon material in Toowoomba buildings. The building was originally recorded as being a single-storey four-room stone cot
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Historic site in Queensland, Australia
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cottage_(68_Stephen_Street)
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2023-10-29T06:32:48Z
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