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Alterations and additions · Hornsby NSW
Hornsby Historic House Slate Roof Replacement Project
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This is an old house built in the late 1800s, located in Hornsby, constructed as the new railway line was established nearby. The house is currently being carefully restored by its new owners, with the roof replaced with new Canadian Glendyne slate tiles.
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