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02-07-2004, 22:22
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pointed lintels
The photo Atarah posted of Pitt St showing pointed lintels reminded me that we still have some houses in Accy (but for how long I wonder) with pointed lintels. These are in Holland St but the 'lintels' are actually created from individual bricks so perhaps they aren't the same. As you can see from the photo not all of the houses have them. I wonder if the one with normal shaped windows was originally built that way and then altered?
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03-07-2004, 18:51
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Re: pointed lintels
Those are the ones I meant Willow.
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