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	Edgecumbe Geelong Workers' Club 12 Skene Street,, NEWTOWN VIC 3220 - Property No B0268	The two storey stucco rendered brick mansion Edgecumbe, now The Geelong Workers' Club, was erected c.1859/60 for wealthy Geelong merchant Silas Harding. This conservative classical style mansion was designed by architects Backhouse and Reynolds and originally fronted Aberdeen Street. Charles Henry Smith, owner of the Clyde Fell-mongery, lived in the mansion from 1878-1908. Edgecumbe was converted into premises for The Geelong Workers' Club in 1957. The mansion house, although ... more	B0268	Local

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12 Skene Street,, NEWTOWN VIC 3220 - Property No B0268

The two storey stucco rendered brick mansion Edgecumbe, now The Geelong Workers' Club, was erected c.1859/60 for wealthy Geelong merchant Silas Harding. This conservative classical style mansion was designed by architects Backhouse and Reynolds and originally fronted Aberdeen Street. Charles Henry Smith, owner of the Clyde Fell-mongery, lived in the mansion from 1878-1908. Edgecumbe was converted into premises for The Geelong Workers' Club in 1957. The mansion house, although ... more

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