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English: Street scene in Amiens, 1922
  • Rotten Row was one of the main streets in Amiens in 1922 but the name is now obsolete. Amongst the first construction in the township of Amiens were six houses built between the State Office and the railway station in the area known as Rotten Row. Opposite was a camp for surveyors and staff. The camp consisted of a group of tents with a bark cook-house and dining area.
  • This area was called Calico Row. The name Rotten Row was associated with the English origin of settlers to the area. (Description supplied with photograph.).
In this view there is a group of houses to the right of the unsealed street. Two horse and buggies and one mounted horseman can be seen in the foreground.
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