DescriptionFrom Court Street. Small brick home with a steeply pitched, corrugated iron roof, with ground floor plus attic and basement. The home was bought by Mary Darnley Morrison in 1885. She named the cottage 'Chestnuts' and used it as a finishing school until the turn of the century.References (offline)See Ipswich City Council 'Heritage Study, 1992'
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Buildings & StructuresThe ChestnutsPeople & FamiliesMary Darnley-MorrisonThomas Brew Lyons John MackenzieJohn StewartPeters familySidney Harold HancockLythgo familyGyula MakkClarke familyPlacesNicholas StreetCurated CollectionsIpswich Heritage Study (1992)
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