Dunford and The Chalet were two adjacent houses on RBL 31, just below the Mount Kellett ridge. They were visually distinctive due to their mock Tudor-era, exposed, black wooden beams and whitewashed walls.
RBL 31 was put up for public auction on 7 July 1884 (1), result unknown. Both the 1887 Peak and Ladies Directories (2 & 3) mention Dunford and The Chalet with the Deer's and Poate's said to be residents respectively. They were still labelled as such on the 1924 map (4), but the mid-1950's map (5) shows two buildings labelled "Kellett Grove" and of a different shape on the site.
Therefore, Dunford and The Chalet were constructed at sometime between July 1884 and 1887, and replaced by "Kellett Grove" sometime between 1924 and the mid-1950's.
1. Government Notification 272/1884 in Government Gazette.
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Dunford and The Chalet, RBL 31
Dunford and The Chalet were two adjacent houses on RBL 31, just below the Mount Kellett ridge. They were visually distinctive due to their mock Tudor-era, exposed, black wooden beams and whitewashed walls.
RBL 31 was put up for public auction on 7 July 1884 (1), result unknown. Both the 1887 Peak and Ladies Directories (2 & 3) mention Dunford and The Chalet with the Deer's and Poate's said to be residents respectively. They were still labelled as such on the 1924 map (4), but the mid-1950's map (5) shows two buildings labelled "Kellett Grove" and of a different shape on the site.
Therefore, Dunford and The Chalet were constructed at sometime between July 1884 and 1887, and replaced by "Kellett Grove" sometime between 1924 and the mid-1950's.
1. Government Notification 272/1884 in Government Gazette.
2. 1887 Peak Directory at https://gwulo.com/media/7048 .
3. 1887 Ladies Directory at https://gwulo.com/ladies-directory-1887) .
4. 1924 map at https://gwulo.com/media/13017 .
5. 1950' s map at https://gwulo.com/media/14175 .
Hi Annelisec, I think your 1844 date above is probably a typo. 1884 perhaps?