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Roach

East Melbourne, Powlett Street 107

Description: 

Originally a single-storey double-fronted house with verandah, and stable.  Now very much altered with a second storey added, and a garage in front of the stable. 

History: 

107 Powlett Street was built in 1863 by James Nation for Vincent Matthew Wylly (sometimes erroneously Wylie or Wyley). It had five rooms, a kitchen and bathroom and a garden on its western side. 

In 1867 Wylly commissioned James Nation to build a small cottage on the garden site.  This is now numbered 153 Gipps Street.  

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