1950s Weatherboard Houses Australia. Photo of a weatherboard house exterior from real Australian home House Facade photo 493332 Typically, these homes were made of brick, weatherboard, or fibro cement sheets By the 1950s the weather board home had largely gone out of style
Weatherboard family home built around 1954 in the Hobart suburb of Lindisfarne, Tasmania from www.alamy.com
The television became a household item during this time and became Australia's most effective way of receiving information Technology had a major impact on Australian lives in the 1950s
Weatherboard family home built around 1954 in the Hobart suburb of Lindisfarne, Tasmania
The television became a household item during this time and became Australia's most effective way of receiving information A dark 1950s fibro cottage on Sydney's northern beaches has been turned into a bright four-bedroom. Graduate architect and designer Shelby Lenehan and plumber Heath Turner have spent three years renovating their 1950s home in Geelong, Victoria
Typical weatherboard houses, Highgate Hill, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Stock Photo Alamy. Single family weatherboard houses are often found in the suburbs of Australia where it is common for families with children to want more space and more bedrooms than what they have available within. Horizontal elements such as wide eaves, horizontal weatherboards, and long windows were prevalent.
Image of A small, white, old weatherboard house Austockphoto. The facades of 1950s homes were characterized by clean lines and symmetrical designs Brick homes, with their durability and timeless appeal, were particularly favoured