Casselden Place is defined by the sheer, reflective wall of the forty-three story skyscraper that dominates the northern end of the block. Behind that glass, the modern tower hides a tighter, grittier past. Before the high-rise rose in the nineteen eighties, this land was a tangle of narrow laneways and boarding houses. A young woman named Sarah Ellen Marshall lived here in the early twentieth century, working as a local laundress while the city hummed and changed just a few streets away.
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