Series 01: [Drawing of Governor's house, Berrima Gaol, N.S.W.] / J. E. Aubrey, October 1875
Series 01: [Drawing of Governor's house, Berrima Gaol, N.S.W.] / J. E. Aubrey, October 1875
Series 01: [Drawing of Governor's house, Berrima Gaol, N.S.W.] / J. E. Aubrey, October 1875
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Date
October 1875
Call Numbers
V/216
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Physical Description
Contents
1 drawing - image 37 x 55 cm, sheet 45.7 x 60 cm - pencil, ink
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Copying Conditions
Out of copyright : Artist died before 1955
Please acknowledge: : Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales
Issue Copy
Digitised
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Scope and Contents
Contents
Pencil drawing with ink border showing a two-storey sandstone building surrounded by garden beds, outhouses, and statuary. The interior entrance of the gaol and prison walls can be seen in the background
Alternative Titles
Full title
Series 01: [Drawing of Governor's house, Berrima Gaol, N.S.W.] / J. E. Aubrey, October 1875
Authors, Artists and Contributors
Author / Creator
Notes
General note
Digital order no:a4421001
Signature / Inscriptions
Signed and dated lower right. On reverse of print at lower right: Sp v ad / 2" Rose 7/- [framer's marks]
Object History
By descent through the family of William Small
Contextual Information
Administrative / Biographical history
Berrima Gaol was constructed using convict labour, commencing in 1834 and completed in 1839. During the convict era the governors of the gaol lived within the gaol walls in three rooms on either side of the inside entrance. A residence was later built for the governor outside the gaol in 1898.
William Small was the third governor of Berrima...
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Call Numbers
V/216
Record Identifier
Yezd8gA9
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/Yezd8gA9
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Reference code
909493
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