Monash settler's concrete house, 1919.
In 1918 the first houses were built for the soldier settlers. Houses were
mainly built of concrete-in a cubicle fashion-to prevent the ravages of
white ants. This style of house was used south of the main highway. Photograph courtesy of the State Library of
South Australia.
Settler's limestone house built by Government as stopgap
accommodation, 1919.
Settler's limestone house, rear view, 1919.
Settler's limestone house on the Renmark Road, 1919.
This style of house was only built north of the main highway.
Disused settlers house, limestone and brick construction, Whitelaw
road, 8 August 2002.