Architecture
Federation with Gothic Influences
No. 31 - 33 (previously was no. 76 - 83) Duke Street is a duplex constructed in limestone and brick with gabled corrugated iron roofs. It is a fine expression of the Federation Bungalow style applied to a duplex. The front elevation is symmetrically planned with a pair of tall Flemish bond brick gables. The lower walls are random course limestone with brick quoins. The front facades have matching bull-nose roof verandahs supported on timber posts with timber balustrades at the verandah edge.
History
1898 Fremantle. Destroying Trees.—Two boys, each aged 12 years, named Alfred Owen and Harry Barwise, were charged with having infringed the municipal by-laws by destroying trees in the Park. They pleaded guilty, and were each fined 5s. with costs. (reference)
1909 Harry Barwise made good by being part of the 1909-10 Premier Football team. (reference)
RESIDENTS
1929: Barwise, Harry
1940 - 1942: Russell, George A.
1942 - 1946: Dean, Ken V.
1947 - 1949: Pitcher, T.
