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Post date: 07/08/2012
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History: This settler cottage was erected by the artisan John Oats during the eighteen-twenties on land granted to him by the Government. The cottage forms part of a unique historical and architectural complex which is closely associated with the British Settlers of 1820.
Visual Description: DOUBLE STOREY, SINGLE PILE, 3 BAY SYMMETRICAL PLAN PLUS ADDITION. SLATE ROOF AND WALLS BRICK PLASTERED. STOEP. ORIGINAL DOOR AND SMALL PANE SASH WINDOWS.
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Condition: Good
Construction Date: 1820s?
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Catalogue: Radford 1989 (b), No: T.42, Significance Category: