These pictures of Haberfield were taken before the First World War and form part of the Snape Collection. The photographs show some of the unique aspects of Haberfield. They also show the styles of architecture incorporated into most of the houses in the suburb.

The Haberfield Association now owns the part of the Snape Collection containing images of Haberfield. The Association also owns a number of other photographs and resources which are helpful to people who are attempting to restore houses in the suburb.

Click on any of the pictures to see an enlargement of that picture.

		Kingston St. from Ramsay St. showing Stanton's sales office. Stanton's architect, J. Spencer-Stansfield, worked from an office at the rear.
Dickson Street
		Kingston Street looking south towards Deakin Ave. and Ramsay St. St David's church, which then had a spire, is visible in the background.
Winchcombe Ave. from Gillies Ave
		Alt Street
St David's church (1869). One of the few 19th Century buildings in Haberfield. Later the wooden spire was declared to be unsafe and it was removed in 1920.