Burt Street, Boulder

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Looking south Burt St, 22 February 2021 Looking south Burt St, Boulder, January 2021.jpg
Looking south Burt St, 22 February 2021

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View of Burt Street, Boulder. The Court Hotel in on the left

Burt Street is the main street in Boulder, Western Australia. It runs between Gatacre Drive in the west, and the junction and roundabout at Hamilton Street, across from what had been Boulder railway station and is now the Loopline railway station. A separate section on the other side of the railway line continues to Goldfields Highway.

The three blocks, between Hamilton Street, Brookman Street and Lionel Street have the history of Boulder commercial and administrative activity and heritage in the buildings. [1] [2] [3] [4]

Notes

  1. National Trust of Australia (W.A.), Burt Street, Boulder , retrieved 5 March 2017
  2. Austral Stores (1900), Burt Street, Boulder city : Series F , retrieved 5 March 2017
  3. HRRC (1900), Burt Street Boulder looking east , retrieved 5 March 2017
  4. Dwyer, J.J. (John Joseph); HRRC (1903), Burt Street, Boulder looking east , retrieved 5 March 2017

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