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Heritage Conservation Appeals
Details of individual appeals:
Royal Engineers Building Restoration Appeal |
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| Aims: |
In 1985 the State Government announced a joint restoration program for the Royal Engineers Building in Sullivans Cove, Hobart. Both the Government and the Institute of Engineers, Australia would finance the restoration. This was followed up by an application for a National Trust Restoration Appeal to contribute to the restoration project. The application was approved. |
| Address: |
2 Davey Street, Hobart |
| Heritage Significance: |
A simple yet impressive Tudor style institute building for the Royal Engineers.
Two storey stone Tudoresque building. Projecting gables with two storey bay windows with baluster to false terrace over iron roof. Grouped 8 pane windows in bays, 12 pane at rear. |
| Heritage Register: |
Register of the National Estate
Tasmanian Heritage Council
National Trust of Australia (Tasmania) |
| Contact: |
Mr. A. Traill,
Chair, Royal Engineers Building Committee,
GPO Box 171B, Hobart, Tas, 7001 |
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Info@nationaltrusttas.org.au |
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