A House in Moe

I posted some pictures of an Art Deco house in Moe the other day so just for good measure here's another one.

With this house I particularly like the levels and shapes of the chimney and the vertical arrangement of porthole windows in groups of three. One group either side of the door and a third group on the extreme left of the house. Perhaps that is the bathroom.

A House in Moe

A correspondent on my post on Wednesday issued somewhat of a challenge to surprise with a Deco building in Moe. So I present this house as Exhibit 1.

I love the porch with its stepped top and inlaid tiles. There is also a triangle arrange of tiles on the the chimney.

Its a great little house. I hope you're surprised Andrew.

Moe Public Cemetery

I found myself in Moe Public Cemetery today so I had wondered around checking out the simple concrete Art Deco graves & headstones. They appear to be common styles as I've seen them in other cemeteries as well but I was surprised at how long after the Deco period that most of the burials occurred.

Owen (1935)

Decner (1938)

Johnston (1943)

Piera (1945)

Moldenhouer (1956)

McLean (1957)

Rickards

Tinsley

Bloye

Shelley (1960)

Maslen (1965)

Bridges & Rees (1967)