Gallery
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'Colonna', restrained Queen_Anne_style_architecture
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'Olevanus' 6 Appian Way
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'Alba Longa' 4 Appian Way, a very exuberant example of Queen_Anne_style_architecture
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'Amalfi' 2 Appian Way
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'Brianza' 3 Appian Way
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'Vallambrosa' 19 Appian Way
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'Capri' 23 Appian Way
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'Atella' 25 Appian Way
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'Cassa Tasso' 14 Appian Way, Federation Bungalow style, characterised by the prominent verandah
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'St Ellero' 5 Appian Way, in the Federation Arts and Crafts style
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'Mevania' 7 Appian Way
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'Erica', 21 Appian Way also in the Arts and Crafts style
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Tennis Club
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'Ostia' 16 Appian Way, also a Federation Bungalow
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'St Ellero' 5 Appian Way, a home in the Federation Arts and Crafts style
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'Del Osa' 9 Appian Way, a typical Australian Queen_Anne_style_architecture villa
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'Ariccia' 10 Appian Way, another typical Australian Queen_Anne_style_architecture villa
See also: Gallery of Appian Way Houses and see also Federation-house.Wikispaces
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