Image: Essenside 1872 B10748

Description: 'Essenside' at Glenelg - View of Edward M. (Ned) Bagot's home 'Essenside', on the northern corner of Moseley and College Streets, Glenelg. Bagot acquired the land in 1868 and erected an eight-roomed house on the site. Financial difficulties forced him to sell the house in 1876; it was acquired by Andrew Tennant in 1877 who made significant extensions to the original building. It was demolished in 1972.
Title: Essenside 1872 B10748
Credit: http://images.slsa.sa.gov.au/mpcimg/10750/B10748.htm
Author: Sweet, Samuel White, 1825-1886
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