Housing Board Building

120 Gloucester St
The Rocks, NSW 2000

There was a considerable height difference between Harrington and Gloucester Streets and for the entire nineteenth century there were no buildings with a Gloucester St frontage at the northern end of the block; rather single and two storey buildings were located in the hollow below which became known as Frog Hollow. The housing in Frog Hollow was of a much lower standard than the terrace that developed fronting Harrington St. These buildings had no street access, and were accessed via stairs and passageways. Frog Hollow contained 13 dwellings.

Housing Board Building, 120 Gloucester st, 1900s
Housing Board Building, 120 Gloucester st, 1900s
Housing Board Building, 120 Gloucester st, 1970
Housing Board Building, 120 Gloucester st, 1970
Housing Board Building, 120 Gloucester st, 1980
Housing Board Building, 120 Gloucester st, 1980
Housing Board Building, 120 Gloucester st, 2001
Housing Board Building, 120 Gloucester st, 2001
Housing Board Building, 120 Gloucester st, 2010
Housing Board Building, 120 Gloucester st, 2010

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