Park View Motel, 1611 Sturt Street, Ballarat, Victoria - circa 1970 by Aussie~mobs
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Photo: J. Morrow
Handwritten note on reverse reads "removed to beach - c.1998"
Text on plaque reads "Captain Charles Sturt discovered this district on his expedition down the Murrumbidgee Dec 5th, 1829."
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Library catalogue barcode no. 0448738
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Daniel Maher (1834 - 1927), after whom Maher Street in Tolland is named, came to Wagga in 1865 and lived in a weatherboard cottage near the end of Little Gurwood (later Sturt) Street, until it was washed away by flood. In 1965, the apartment complex "Kilnacrott" (a Gaelic word meaning "church on a hill") was built on the same spot.
Library catalogue barcode no. 0449736
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Daniel Maher (1834 - 1927), after whom Maher Street in Tolland is named, came to Wagga in 1865 and lived in a weatherboard cottage near the end of Little Gurwood (later Sturt) Street, until it was washed away by flood. In 1965, the apartment complex "Kilnacrott" (a Gaelic word meaning "church on a hill") was built on the same spot.
Library catalogue barcode no. 0449730
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Daniel Maher (1834 - 1927), after whom Maher Street in Tolland is named, came to Wagga in 1865 and lived in a weatherboard cottage near the end of Little Gurwood (later Sturt) Street, until it was washed away by flood. In 1965, the apartment complex "Kilnacrott" (a Gaelic word meaning "church on a hill") was built on the same spot.
Library catalogue barcode no. 0448732
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View is roughly northwest along Cadell Place from its corner with Sturt Street, past Romano's Hotel (left). The upper floor of the Tourist Hotel is right of centre.
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This is the third Town Hall in Ballarat constructed in 1870 and designed by Architects JJ Lorenz and HR Casselli (interiors) following a design competition. It is a very important building in the Sturt Street streetscape and a local landmark. It is unusual for its peel of bells which are not a usual feature of Town Halls.
It has a symmetrical facade, decorated with a trabeated system of pilasters and is dominated by the dome roofed clock tower.
