119 Redfern St

The brick facade at one hundred nineteen Redfern Street features a distinctive rounded corner entrance and decorative masonry that marks it as a relic of the neighborhood's commercial past. Built in the early twentieth century, this structure served as a local bank for decades before changing hands numerous times. In the nineteen seventies, the building became a site for community activism, housing groups that advocated for the rights of the local Aboriginal population during a time of intense urban displacement in Redfern.