DescriptionBuilt for John Nicholls and sold in 1904 to Minnie Kathleen Foote. It was the Foote family home for several years. It then was bought by the Colthup family in 1918 and named ‘Latrobe’. The Colthups ran a furniture and household goods business in Nicholas St. The home was acquired by the Baptist Church in 1958 and became Colthup home for aged people.References (offline)See Ipswich City Council 'Heritage Study, 1992'
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