Interior of Fairlight House

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Record numberMWPHS/676-7DescriptionFairlight House was a Georgian mansion, designed by Colonial Architect, Edmund Thomas Blacket, for Henry Gilbert Smith, considered the founder of modern Manly post settlement. Completed in 1860, demolished in 1939.MenuPlace | Built Environment | Buildings and Houses Last edited by: Penny Morse

Place | Built Environment | Buildings and Houses | Interiors Last edited by: Penny Morse

SubjectsDwellings - New South Wales - FairlightInterior decoration - New South Wales - FairlightFairlight House (N.S.W.)Henry Gilbert SmithKeywordsInteriors
Historic Houses
Furniture
Candelabra Last edited by: Penny Morse

Physical descriptionPhotograph; Original print, black and white, landscape, 203x254mm; Digital imageCopyrightThis item may be used freely for research and study purposes, for all other uses contact Manly, Warringah and Pittwater Historical Society. Please acknowledge that the item is courtesy of Manly, Warringah and Pittwater Historical Society.

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