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Licensee Alice Flitcroft and others outside the Imperial Hotel, Paddington c1893-1897

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Catherine Flitcroft

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Flitcroft, Catherine

Descendant of Alice Flitcroft who has contributed photos and information to the Dictionary of Sydney

Hotels and Pubs

Women

Imperial Hotel Paddington

Hotel on the corner of Oxford and Underwood Streets in Paddington. The original hotel on the site in the 1870s was called The Cross Guns Hotel, becoming the Imperial Hotel in about 1890. The hotel was purchased by the Resch family in 1910 when plans were drawn up for the building to be re-erected.

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Paddington

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Inner-east residential suburb, named for the London borough, with 3,800 terrace houses built between 1860 and 1890. It was one of the earliest Sydney suburbs to be valued for its heritage buildings, many of which have been restored.

Flitcroft, Margaret (Alice)

Irish born publican whose family held several pubs in the inner city for over 100 years.

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