Histories of streets located in the Strathfield district.
- Abbotsford Road Homebush
- Agnes Street Strathfield
- Albert Road Strathfield
- Albyn Road Strathfield
- Allenby Crescent Strathfield
- Barker Road Strathfield
- Beresford Road Strathfield and Homebush
- Birnam Grove Strathfield
- Broughton Road Homebush
- Burlington Road Homebush
- Carrington Avenue Strathfield
- Churchill Avenue Strathfield
- Coronation Parade Strathfield South
- Cotswold Road Strathfield
- Coventry Road Homebush
- Dean Street Strathfield South
- Discontinued Street Names
- Elwin Street Strathfield
- Florence Street Strathfield
- Gelling Avenue Strathfield
- Greenacre Streets
- Hammersmith Road Homebush West
- Homebush Road Strathfield
- Homebush West Streetnames
- Kingsland Road Strathfield
- Liverpool Road Strathfield and Strathfield South
- Llandilo Avenue Strathfield
- Mackenzie Street Strathfield
- Margaret Street Strathfield
- Marion Street Strathfield
- Meredith Street Strathfield
- Merley Road Strathfield
- Newton Road Strathfield
- Parramatta Road Homebush
- Redmyre Road Strathfield
- Rochester Street Homebush and Strathfield
- Shortland Avenue Strathfield
- South Street Strathfield
- Station Street Homebush
- Strathfield Avenue Strathfield
- The Boulevarde Strathfield
- The Crescent Homebush
- Tiptree Avenue Strathfield
- Torrington Road Strathfield
- Underwood Road Homebush
- Vernon Street Strathfield
- Victoria Street Strathfield
- Wakeford Road Strathfield
- Welfare Street Homebush West
- Woodward Avenue Strathfield
Cathy
Earlier this week whilst searching Tove, the National Library of Australia search engine, I came across this reference to the building of a house in Meredith Street, Homebush. It was in the Sydney Morning Herald, Tuesday 16 September, 1936.
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/17291844
The copy reads:
“John Reid and Son, tenders, closing tomorrow for the erection of a residence in Meredith Street, Homebush.”
John Reid and Son were an important NSW architectural firm who designed the second stage of the Education Department building in Bridge Street, Sydney.
I suspect this Homebush house will be one of the Interwar bungalows built on the southern end of Meredith Street, between Coventry and Broughton. As you said yesterday it is often difficult to confirm architects in Strathfield Council as they are often not recorded in DAs. This might help us prove who designed one of the houses between 37 and 45 Meredith Street (now known as Strathfield). If we discover an important architectural firm designed one of the houses surely council will then add it to the LEP and protect the house. We can only live in hope!
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