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Bridget Gogg's Terrace
Description
Building TypeResidentialHistory
Built in 1858 by Matthew Buscall Goggs when it was known as Little Ipswich, and one of the earliest areas of Ipswich to be subdivided. It was named after his wife, Bridget, and above the arch is the inscription 'Bridget Gogg’s Terrace 1858'. This arch block was thought to have been moved to Newstead House in Brisbane and is now at Wolston Farmouse, Wacol. It originally had a shingled roof and dormer windows with shingled sides. It was demolished in 1952 to make way for Scott’s Foundry.
Location
StreetBrisbane StreetSuburbWest Ipswich (Little Ipswich)City & StateIpswich, QueenslandGeo Coordinates[1]
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People & FamiliesBridget GoggsCurated CollectionsDomestic ArchitectureDefining Tulmur | IpswichConvicts & Colonials: Domestic Architecture
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