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ST. JOHN’S PLACE

St John’s Place

Neighbourhood:
Carlton Hill
1934
1935
1936

James Gray: Old St John’s Place looking north to Sussex Street. These old houses were later removed and replaced by new Council houses built in 1937. The road retained its name and can now be entered by traffic from both ends. jgc_24_117

James Gray: View northwards from the corner of Blaker Street and Carlton Hill, February 7th, 1935. Showing also the high wall of the Church of St John the Evangelist. Houses demolished 1937. jgc_24_135

James Gray: St John’s Place. Demolition of old houses in progress, 1936. Looking south to Carlton Hill and, beyond the washing, Blaker Street. At the right, the wall enclosing St John’s Church. jgc_22_167

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