
Duncan St, on the eastern side of the Princes Highway , was named by Mrs Martha McInnes, who subdivided this area as the Innesdale Estate, after Duncan McLennan, her son by a previous marriage.
 Above: View from Kyle St
 Above: View from Kyle St Above: View towards Sydney Airport from the high part of the street towards West Botany St.
 Above: View towards Sydney Airport from the high part of the street towards West Botany St.Below: Looking back towards Kyle St from the same point.

 Below: The bend as Duncan St joins West Botany St. The large building is the Mercure (formerly Hilton) Hotel
 Below: The bend as Duncan St joins West Botany St. The large building is the Mercure (formerly Hilton) Hotel Below: The Companionship of the Shopping Trolleys in Ajax reserve, looking towards the Princes Highway. This Reserve is over the top of the South West Ocean Outfall Tunnel, which comes across from Argyle St (see Argyle St entry)
 Below: The Companionship of the Shopping Trolleys in Ajax reserve, looking towards the Princes Highway. This Reserve is over the top of the South West Ocean Outfall Tunnel, which comes across from Argyle St (see Argyle St entry)
 Above: Ajax Reserve
 Above: Ajax Reserve
Below: Looking from Ajax Reserve to the elevated tunnel on the other side of the Princes Highway. Below: Looking back up Duncan St from the bend near West Botany St
 Below: Looking back up Duncan St from the bend near West Botany St Below: From West Botany St
 Below: From West Botany St Below: The air vent in West Botany St (I call it the Fart Tower) from Duncan St
 Below: The air vent in West Botany St (I call it the Fart Tower) from Duncan St Below: A sandstone two-storey semi, and next-door, perhaps a work in progress!
 Below: A sandstone two-storey semi, and next-door, perhaps a work in progress! 
 
 
 

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