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Alex Smith (builder)
Alex Smith (1899–1973), or Alexander Patterson Blakie Smith,〔Hawes, Iris. 1999. “Iris Hawes: Oral History Interview”. (of Oral History Interview of Irish Hawes, by Pat Gee. May 1999 ). Redcliffe: Redcliffe City Library Local History Section.〕〔Moreton Bay Regional Council (1999) ‘Alex P. Smith with Car’. Redcliffe City Library – Historical Photos (photographs published online ): http://www.photosau.com.au/RedcliffeLibrary/scripts/home.asp. Reference #000/000300. Available also through National Library of Australia: http://trove.nla.gov.au/〕〔Redcliffe City Council. 2004. Redcliffe: Built by Hand. (part of the Redcliffe Historical Video Collection ). Lawnton: Bluegum Media.〕 was a noted designer-builder on the Redcliffe Peninsula in Queensland, Australia. His work is now widely recognized as being of heritage significance. All the extant construction by Alex Smith on the Redcliffe Peninsula either has heritage listing or otherwise has official recognition as being of significance.
==Seabrae Guest House==
This was built by Alex Smith around 1928〔University of Queensland, Centre for the Government of Queensland. 2011. Queensland Places Directory: Margate. Brisbane: University of Queensland. http://queenslandplaces.com.au/exhibit/postcard/pc0642〕〔Moreton Bay Regional Council (c1935) ‘Seabrae’. Redcliffe City Library – Historical Photos (photographs published online ): http://www.photosau.com.au/RedcliffeLibrary/scripts/home.asp. Reference #000/000301. Available also through National Library of Australia: http://trove.nla.gov.au/〕 and represents a specific era on the history of Redcliffe as a seaside resort. The guest house was popular with visitors from Brisbane and interstate, and was also popular with service personnel stationed in Redcliffe during World War II. This building has since been demolished.
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