ARCHITECTURE
Federation, Villa with Georgian / Simple Regency Influences
No 64 (previously know as No 116) Hubble Street is a single-storey cottage constructed in rendered masonry with a hipped and gable corrugated iron roof. It is a good example of Federation Bungalow style house. It is symmetrically planned with a central door and hopper light flanked by side lights and double hung sash windows. The facade features a full-width bullnose verandah supported on turned timber posts. Most openings retain their original treatment whilst much of the brickwork has been rendered.
HISTORY
1915 Birth on October 5, at Nurse Baldwin's Lying-in Home, 55 Walker-street, South Fremantle, the wife of D. S. Love, 116 Hubble street, East Fremantle—a son. (reference)
1925 Vehicle transfer. Dodge, from S. P. Sim to F. W. Dixey, 116 Hubble-street, East Fremantle. (reference)
1933 Accident. An inquest was held into.the circumstances of the death of Ernest Frank Jarvis (26) who died on May 12 in a private hospital in East Fremantle, 86 hours after his right leg had been injured by a piece of a burst emery wheel. The accident occurred at the premises of the Atlas Engineering Works, Queen Victoria-street, Fremantle...instructions had been given to Samuel Williams, foreman of the works, to assemble a new emery wheel... Williams was standing by the motor while the emery wheel was being tested, and said that the deceased started to move towards the wheel as it was being put in motion... (reference)
RESIDENTS
1915: Miller, Marks
1916 - 1928: Love, David S.
1929: Bennett, L.
1930 - 1932: Hunt, John A.
1933 - 1935: Williams, Samuel G.
1935 - 1938: Brown, Mrs. Dagny
1938: Barrett, James
1939 - 1941: Dagney, Mrs. M.
1941 - 1949: Brown, Mrs. Dagney
