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Shoemaker's House was constructed in the 1870s, in what is now Toodyay, Western Australia on Stirling Terrace.
| Shoemaker's House | |
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| Alternative names | Ellery's shop & dwelling |
| General information | |
| Architectural style | Victorian Vernacular |
| Address | 104 Stirling Terrace |
| Town or city | Toodyay, Western Australia |
| Country | Australia |
| Coordinates | 31.5500°S 116.4686°E |
| Completed | 1870s |
| References | |
| Toodyay municipal inventory | |
Shoemaker's House is a unique building having two shops linked by a dwelling that is slightly set back. This was one of Daniel Connor's first commercial developments in the region and he intended to lease it from the beginning. It was later owned by Charles Ellery.[1][2]
