Item 80-879-5059 - "Logue House," Sydney

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"Logue House," Sydney

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NSSXA 80-879-5059

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1 photograph

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Item is a photograph of "Logue House," Sydney. The building on the corner of Yorke and Esplanade is the site of the first drug store in Sydney, 1868. It was the home of Kate Logue, ca. 1936, formerly the home of Richard Logue Sr..

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Photo Collection #7: S. Melnick

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Photograph was donated to the Beaton Institute Archives by Steve Melnick.

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For the most up to date archival descriptions from the Beaton Institute Archives, visit <a href="http://beatoninstitute.com/">beatoninstitute.com</a>.

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