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DEVELOPMENT PLAN, POLICE STABLES
c. 1975Overview
Reproduction development plan of Newcastle Police Stables.
Plan proposes a new building at SE end of stables as a 'Horsedrawn Transport Museum' connected by a gravel path.
Also noted on plan is Dung Pit and Rectory.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-37-2012.53
Material
Paper
Width
600 mm
Height or length
420 mm
Contextual information
The Wicklow Shearing Shed was eventually relocated in the position set aside for the new Transport Museum.
In 1999 the Wicklow Shearing Shed was dismantled at its original location on the Wicklow Hills property in Goomalling Road, Toodyay, and rebuilt next to the Newcastle Police Stables. (Only the sound materials remaining were used, and the reconstructed building was about one third the original size).
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Primary significance criteria
Historic significance
Last modified
Thursday, 5 January, 2023
Completeness
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