‘Lanreath’ The Boulevarde, Strathfield (built 1902 and demolished in 1935) was the home of Mary Anne and Francis Arthur Crago. The Crago family were involved
Tag: History
Nipper Street Open Space
Nipper Street Homebush is a new street near the former EMI/HMV record factory. Named after the ‘His Masters Voice’ dog, it runs parallel to Columbia Lane and has a thematic musical past. The area features high rise units, a small open space for recreation, and references to Nipper and the EMI/HMV logo. Nearby Gramophone Lane was named after the Columbia Gramophone studios, known for recording Australian luminaries from 1926 to 1954.
