Talk:William Knox Simms

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Victoria Place

The Simms's residence was on Victoria Place, Glenelg. One report has it north of St Peter's Anglican church, which would be Nile Street, or there's an L-shaped thoroughfare east of Nile which appears to be unnamed, but hardly qualifies as "overlooking Colley Reserve". It would have been a decent sized place, maybe not on the scale of Paringa Hall or Alvington (though they were in the same wealth bracket), but definitely had a tennis court. Any ideas? Doug butler (talk) 09:42, 8 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]