Broadwood Road came into being in 1915. Number 13 was a two-storey villa built of granite and painted white. It was different from the rest in that it had a tower towards the rear to take advantage of the views.
There was a zig-zag path that led down to Broadwood Road half way down the picture.
Because it was built on a ridge the villa had superb views of the racecourse and the peaks around. It had bungalows either side at 12 and 14.
Crop taken from this Hedda Morrison original.
With thanks to Harvard University, Harvard College Library Harvard-Yenching Library, W364602_1.
Date picture taken
1946
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