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2-4 Sir John Young Crescent, Woolloomooloo. Sydney, New South Wales
This most unusual row of three storey terraces is in a prominent but in the most unfortunate position. Set on arguably Sydney’s busiest junction, wedged between the Eastern distributor, entrance to the Cross City Tunnel Northbound and Cahill Expressway and the overpass of the Bondi railway line (which presumably cuts through what may have been an extended streetscape at some stage). It is extremely difficult to photograph !
Posted in 3 storey | Tags: 1870s, 1890s, dormer windows, iron lacework, new south wales, sir john young crescent woolloomooloo, slate roof, sydney, triple storey, woolloomooloo | 
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