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* 20th Century Artifacts (2003 - present) <br><br>
* 20th Century Artifacts (2003 - present) <br><br>
[[File:High_Street_56_Thomas_Hay_Saddler_1936.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Streetscape showing signage for Thomas Hay, Saddler in 1936 (Photo courtesy Weekly Times, Melbourne 4 April 1936)  Thomas Hay owned land which is now 14, 16 & 18 Pioneer Avenue but unless he was renting, I cannot find a connection to 56 High Street - yet...]]
[[File:High_Street_56_Thomas_Hay_Saddler_1936.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Streetscape showing signage for Thomas Hay, Saddler in 1936 (Photo courtesy Weekly Times, Melbourne 4 April 1936)  Thomas Hay owned land which is now 14, 16 & 18 Pioneer Avenue but unless he was renting, I cannot find a connection to 56 High Street - yet...]]
[[File:High_Street_54-56_For_Sale_(1951).jpg|600px|thumb|left|54 and 56 High Street for sale by auction in 1951 - mentions the saddlery on the actual site so it must have been at the rear of the block.  The street frontage is shown as 59 feet and 8 inches which converts to 18.19 metres - the current 54 is 4.6 metres and 56 is 13.6 metres.]]
[[File:High_Street_54-56_For_Sale_(1951).jpg|600px|thumb|left|54 and 56 High Street for sale by auction in 1951 - mentions the saddlery on the actual site so it must have been at the rear of the block.  The street frontage is shown as 59 feet and 8 inches which converts to 18.19 metres - the current 54 is 4.6 metres and 56 is 13.6 metres.  So although I haven't been able to find confirmation at the land titles office, we know this is definitely the right location.]]
[[File:High_Street_56_154300.jpg|600px|thumb|left|1941, the house with the picket fence and Jack Banner Boot repairer located at 56 High Street, demolished in the early 1950s.]]
[[File:High_Street_56_154300.jpg|600px|thumb|left|1941, the house with the picket fence and Jack Banner Boot repairer located at 56 High Street, demolished in the early 1950s. Jack Banner later moved across the road and was on the staff of [[75 High Street|De Jersey's Store]] ]]
[[File:High_Street_56_DV_Cleaners.jpg|600px|thumb|left|One of several posters created for Jim Anderson in the 1950s - now on display at Lindisfarne Dry Cleaners, who bought the business from Doug Boote in 1999]]
[[File:High_Street_56_DV_Cleaners.jpg|600px|thumb|left|One of several posters created for Jim Anderson in the 1950s - now on display at Lindisfarne Dry Cleaners, who bought the business from Doug Boote in 1999]]
[[File:High_Street_56_Dry_Cleaners_Staff_1967.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Staff of Derwent Vallet Cleaners circa 1967 (Photo courtesy of Karen Morrisby)]]  
[[File:High_Street_56_Dry_Cleaners_Staff_1967.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Staff of Derwent Valet Dry Cleaners circa 1967 (Photo courtesy of Karen Morrisby)]]
[[File:High_Street_56_Derwent_Vallet_Cleaners.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Derwent Valet Dry Cleaners in the 1990s]]  
[[File:High_Street_56_20th_Century_Artifacts_(2023).jpg|600px|thumb|left|20th Century Artifacts in 2023 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)]]  
[[File:High_Street_56_20th_Century_Artifacts_(2023).jpg|600px|thumb|left|20th Century Artifacts in 2023 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)]]  


* Chain of Title
* [[Land Grant GW Barnard (0-1-5)|Chain of Title]] - the history of the original land grant issued in 1847. The total land area was one rood and five perches.  This covered the land between what is now 54 High Street all the way to the corner of Stephen Street.   
* 1847 Grant to [[George William Barnard]]  
Finally a breakthrough - Grant 21-115-4484 dated the 11th of January 1847. George Barnard had many land grants in Launceston, but it appears this grant in New Norfolk was left unimproved and unoccupied for many years, and then forgotten about when he died in 1864!  This will be very interesting.  <br>
[[File:Land_Grant_Barnard.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Original Land Grant 1847]]


Dry Cleaners <br>
Dry Cleaners <br>

Latest revision as of 01:07, 3 August 2024

← 54 High Street - ◦ - 58 High Street →

  • Edward's Boot Repairs (1920s)
  • Tom Hay Saddlery
  • Jack Banner Boot Repairs (1940s)
  • Derwent Valet Cleaners (1954 - 1999)
  • 20th Century Artifacts (2003 - present)

Streetscape showing signage for Thomas Hay, Saddler in 1936 (Photo courtesy Weekly Times, Melbourne 4 April 1936) Thomas Hay owned land which is now 14, 16 & 18 Pioneer Avenue but unless he was renting, I cannot find a connection to 56 High Street - yet...
54 and 56 High Street for sale by auction in 1951 - mentions the saddlery on the actual site so it must have been at the rear of the block. The street frontage is shown as 59 feet and 8 inches which converts to 18.19 metres - the current 54 is 4.6 metres and 56 is 13.6 metres. So although I haven't been able to find confirmation at the land titles office, we know this is definitely the right location.
1941, the house with the picket fence and Jack Banner Boot repairer located at 56 High Street, demolished in the early 1950s. Jack Banner later moved across the road and was on the staff of De Jersey's Store
One of several posters created for Jim Anderson in the 1950s - now on display at Lindisfarne Dry Cleaners, who bought the business from Doug Boote in 1999
Staff of Derwent Valet Dry Cleaners circa 1967 (Photo courtesy of Karen Morrisby)
Derwent Valet Dry Cleaners in the 1990s
20th Century Artifacts in 2023 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)
  • Chain of Title - the history of the original land grant issued in 1847. The total land area was one rood and five perches. This covered the land between what is now 54 High Street all the way to the corner of Stephen Street.

Dry Cleaners

  • Olden
  • Jim Anderson 1954 to ???
  • Rick Sedgwick ??? to 1984
  • Doug Boote 1984 to 1999
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