View facing east, from atop the Pier Hotel, showing The Corso, Manly, 1922

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Record numberLH010435Date1922DescriptionView facing east from atop the Pier Hotel, corner of West Esplanade and Belgrave Street, of The Corso and shops, Manly. Manly Town Hall gardens are visible, left, foreground, with pollarded trees, and Hayes street lamp and a flagstaff in the triangle reserve. The 1913 to 1914 Castlevennon, a historic art deco landmark building at 1 The Corso, is visible, left, with the Manly War Memorial centre, and Manly Emporium, right. Further along The Corso, Victoria Hall, the white building on the corner of The Corso and Darley Road, is just visible, and the St Matthew's church spire. Architect John Burcham Clamp was responsible for the Hall, demolished in early 1929, and for the current St Matthew’s Church in The CorsoCreatorGovernment Printing OfficeSourceGovernment Printing OfficeSubjectsManly (N.S.W.)The Corso (Manly, N.S.W.)Streets, RoadsArchitectureTown hallsCivic centresMonuments & memorialsGardensFlats, Apartments, Home unitsBusinesses, shopsRestaurants, cafesChemistsStreet lampsStreetlightsSignsAdvertising, postersPeopleVintage motor vehiclesHorsedrawn vehiclesTreesKeywordsGosbells
Campbells Limited
Ltd
White Bros General Merchants
Mathew Chemist
F. W. Howard
S. C. Baker Premier ButcheryPhysical descriptionBlack and White Print; 305mm x 406mm; Digital Image 300 DPICopyrightThis item may be used freely for research and study purposes, for all other uses contact Northern Beaches Council Library Local Studies. Please acknowledge that the item is courtesy of Northern Beaches Council Library Local Studies.

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