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The distinctive saw tooth roof frontage on the Queen Victoria Street frontage of Fremantles Dalgety Wool Stores came as part of a 1944 extension to the top floor. The original window design has been retained, but new openings for balconies have bee
The distinctive saw tooth roof frontage on the Queen Victoria Street frontage of Fremantles Dalgety Wool Stores came as part of a 1944 extension to the top floor. The original window design has been retained, but new openings for balconies have been distinguished by being left frameless.
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