While I was waiting for the husband to get something I just looked around and snapped. I also mucked around with iphone settings for blogging and I see the pictures are too small now, so back to the settings page to play again.
Had to go to the archives once again for this Theme Day.
Too see other participants in this April Theme Day head over here...
I do apologise in advance but I will struggle to get around to visit like I normally would as I am staying in hospital with my son for a few days. I have only managed this post as I have ducked home for a shower, there was no way I was going to miss Theme day..
Yes he is on the improve, well he was when I left...
This simple building is of interest as one of the few remaining residential designs by early Colonial Architect Mortimer Lewis, whose best known works are public buildings such as courthouses and jails. Built as his own residence, the villa had Gothic outline, decorative bargeboards and asymmetric bay windows. Richmond Villa originally stood near Parliament House, facing the Domain, but in 1976 it was carefully dismantled and rebuilt on its present site in Kent Street. Following this move it was officially reopened in February 1978 as the headquarters of the Society of Australian Genealogists and now houses the society’s manuscript collections and educational services.