Frank Fox b. 1913

  • Designer
Frank Fox was an architect (perhaps not registered?), industrial designer and interior designer who initially was successful as the designer of late 1940s and early 1950s shops and restaurants, but became best known as the entrepreneur who created Old Sydney Town, a tourist attraction which opened in 1975 and recreated the buildings and cultural life of the waterfront convict settlement of Sydney's The Rocks district.
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Citations

  • anon. (1 January 1948), '“Frank Fox, Store Designer.”’.

  • anon (1 January 1948), '“Searles Flower Shop.”’.

  • anon (1 January 1948), '“Modern Basement Cafe.”’.

  • Macnaughts Remodelled Store. Decoration and Glass, September-October, 1947, pp.24-26

  • “Home at Castlecrag.” Decoration and Glass, July-August 1947, pp.10-11.

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