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Summary
Sign reads: Headquarters 2 Task Force.The house known as Dilhorn was built in 1897 for W T Loton, also owner of the property Belvoir on the Swan River and called Dilhorn presumably because Loton was born at Dilhorn in Staffordshire. Dilhorn was bought by the Department of the Army in 1952 and later became an Army Museum. It is a stately two storey house situated on high ground looking over the Perth Oval to the city. The floor area is 9,433sqft and there are sixteen rooms. It is of brick and timber construction with a tiled roof, the latter appearing not to be original.
Year
1968.
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Title from label on photograph envelope. This image has been preserved and made available by the Historical Records Rescue Consortium Project supported by Lotterywest. All images may only be reproduced with the acknowledgement: Courtesy of Aerial Surveys Australia.
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