DescriptionThis house is part of a collection of homes on Waghorn Street that formed part of a group of high quality residential development early in the 20th century. The home was owned at one time by Arthur Johnson who had the Lolly Factory in Ipswich, his wife was Maude Goleby.References (offline)(See ‘Ipswich City Council 'Heritage Study, 1992' for information on the Woodend area).
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