lota house造句

• White died 11 August 1893 at Lota House.
• The suburb is named after White's house'Lota House', built in 1863.
• The entrance to Lota House faced south, but the principal rooms overlooked the bay to the east.
• Graham Ernest Mylne, son of Captain Graham Douglas Mylne and Helena White, purchased Lota House from his cousin Duckett White in 1913.
• Lota House illustrates part of the pattern of Queensland history : the 1860s establishment of gentry estates in Brisbane's eastern bayside suburbs.
• The remnant eucalypt woodland on the southeast and southwest perimeters of the property has been associated with Lota House from the earliest establishment of the estate.
• Duckett White also subdivided the estate, with land sales starting from 1911, and the grounds surrounding Lota House were reduced to just under 10 acres.
• "' Lota House "'is a heritage-listed villa at 162 Oceana Terrace, Lota, City of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
• Lota House is significant also for its association from 1860 until 1960 with prominent Queensland pastoralist families, the William Duckett White family and the Graham Douglas Mylne family.
• The earliest section of Lota House illustrates the principal characteristics of a substantial, two-storeyed, Georgian-influenced 1860s brick residence, in particular the external and internal symmetry and proportions, delicate detailing, and choice of materials : brick, render, slate and cedar.
• Lota House has an important association for the local community with the establishment and development of European settlement in the Manly-Lota district : the name of the suburb is derived from Lota House, a number of the nearby streets have been named after Lota House occupants, and the place features prominently in the published history of the area.
• Lota House has an important association for the local community with the establishment and development of European settlement in the Manly-Lota district : the name of the suburb is derived from Lota House, a number of the nearby streets have been named after Lota House occupants, and the place features prominently in the published history of the area.
• Lota House has an important association for the local community with the establishment and development of European settlement in the Manly-Lota district : the name of the suburb is derived from Lota House, a number of the nearby streets have been named after Lota House occupants, and the place features prominently in the published history of the area.
• The earliest section of Lota House is important in exhibiting a number of aesthetic features : the simple rectilinear form punctuated by the colonnaded verandah retains the elegant symmetry and proportion of the Georgian influence; the retention of the internal proportions and planning; the substantial amount of original fabric remaining intact, particularly the cedar joinery which includes doors, skirtings, architraves and staircases; and the sliding louvred shutters to the upper windows and French doors which are also rare and innovative.