Chapman family residence, Fairlie, Longueville, NSW : subdivision plan, architectural plans, 1896 and 1911 and tenancy agreement, 1927

PXD 1364

fonds

1896, 1911, 1927

Architectural and Technical Drawings, Textual Records

1045846

7 architectural drawings
1 item of textual material

Fairlie (residence), Longueville, NSW was at one stage owned by the Chapman family.
Reference:
Library correspondence file.

London trained architect George David Payne (1853-1916) migrated to Sydney in the 1880s. He later became known for his 1902 design of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Brisbane (completed in 1910).
Reference:
The encyclopedia of Australian architecture / edited by Philip Goad and Julie Willis. Port Melbourne, Vic. : Cambridge University Press, c2012, [i.e. 2011].

The plans were inherited by Mrs Janet Barton nee Chapman.

1. Tambourine Bay, subdivision, Longueville Estate. Norfolk Road and Cross Road [undated]
2-3. Farlie H. Tronson Esq. proposed house, Longueville / G.D. Payne Architect, Oct 1896
Pen, ink and wash
River front, entrance front, ground plan, chamber plan
Section line, North front, South front
4. Drainage / G.D. Payne, 189?
5. End elevation, tile roof, front elevation [undated]
6. Block plan showing position of proposed garage at “Fairleigh”, Tambourine Bay / Roberston & Marks architects, 1911
7. Plan of motor garage, Tambourine Bay / Roberston & Marks architects, 1911
8. Tenancy agreement, for premises erected on Lot 5 of the Fairlie House and grounds … Tambourine Bay, Lane Cove River, 1927

Nos. 2 and 3 in fragile condition. Copies held with collection for viewing.