John Curtin’s House – National Trust Property

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About this site: This comfortable and modest family home was constructed in 1923 for wartime Prime Minister John Curtin, and his wife Elsie. It remained in family occupation until 1998 with few changes to the building or its contents. The place has recently undergone major conservation works and from mid 2010 was made accessible to the public on a limited annual basis.

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