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Perth's small buildings on BIG roads

Ever noticed a castle at Dog Swamp in Yokine? Ever noticed a windmill in Victoria Park? How about a tiny cottage next to Great Eastern Highway in Belmont? While spread over the metro area, these tiny structures on main roads are related. They’re the remains of a marketing stunt that spanned from the 1930s to the 80s. A company called H.L Brisbane and Co (later called Brisbane and Wunderlich, and then finally Bristile) built tile display parks as playgrounds - usually with a fairytale theme. This way, the parents could inspect some nice tile or brick to include in their new home build, while the kids could play. Fun for the whole family! A few other locations on my master list have been ticked off for this video too, since they tie into the story. The Ascot Kilns was a major manufacturing hub for the company, while they also bought out the Calyx Porcelain Company in Subiaco. Links Mentioned: Purple Wyrm on Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/wyrmwor... Lost Perth's post on the Nedland's Land of Make Believe: https://www.facebook.com/story.php?st... Website: www.brendansodyssey.com Email: brendansodyssey@gmail.com Click the "Join" button for just $3 a month to support this channel. All money raised goes back into the production of future videos. Check out my other channel which is all about hiking and camping!    / @brendangoesoutside   Check out my other channel which is all about retro gaming!    / retrogameon   Sources for this video can be found here: https://www.brendansodyssey.com/youtu...