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Museum of Perth

The Museum of Perth chronicles the social, cultural, political and architectural history of Perth.

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  • About
    • Our Story, Board & Staff
    • Our Partners
    • Employment
    • Find Us
    • Exhibitions
    • Historic Experiences in the City
    • Bassendean Pensioner Guard Cottage and Residence
    • London Court Books
    • Streets of Bunbury
    • Streets of East Freo
    • Streets of Freo
    • Sloan's Cottage
    • RAC Archives
    • Family History Services
  • Volunteer
    • London Court Flats
    • Volunteering
    • Induction
  • Library
  • Stories
    • Perth People
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    • Digital Media
    • COVID-19 Digital Archive
    • A J Baker & Sons
    • State Living Treasures
  • Shop
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Moir’s Chambers / T&G (1897-1960)

This building, which was said to constitute one of the finest private edifices in Perth, was situated at the corner of St George’s Terrace and Barrack Street, alongside the Weld Club and diagonally opposite the Post Office (now the Treasury Building). The frontage to those two streets enabled the architect, John Joseph Talbot Hobbs, to design a building with two fine facades on both street frontages, the whole of which was in the American Romanesque style.

Click here to visit our online exhibit: Demolished Icons of Perth