Wharfing Lane

Connects with:	Solomon Street
Wikidata:	Q127615232
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Wharfing Lane in Beaconsfield is a small residential dead-end alleyway that runs east off Solomon Street not far north of Lefroy Road.

James Frederick Fordham was a wharfinger, an owner or keeper of a wharf, who owned land in the area between 1880 and 1897. He was also a registrar of births, deaths, and marriages at Fremantle.

There are four houses along the south side of Wharfing Lane, with numbers 7 and 11 being heritage listed former stables (the Heritage Register has no further information about them as of 2024).

Gallery

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  No. 11

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  No. 7

WTF Jim Owens Wharfing Lane Stable 11 2.jpg WTF Jim Owens Wharfing Lane Stable 11 3.jpg WTF Jim Owens Wharfing Lane Stable 7 2.jpg WTF Jim Owens Wharfing Lane Stable 7 3.jpg

External links

Wikimedia Commons category: Wharfing Lane, Beaconsfield