The Erica Restoration | Find and Connect

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Harrison Constructions Website
Author
Harrison Constructions
Publication Date
2014
Publisher
Harrison Constructions
URL
https://harrisonconstructions.com.au/the-erica/
Description
This webpage details the work done by Harrison Constructions to renovate the site of the Xavier Home for Crippled Children to its original form as built by Thomas Mulhall King in 1890. It contains several photographs of the interior and exterior of the weatherboard building. The date of these renovations seems to be around 2007, when the property was bought by The Village Retirement Group to establish retirement accommodation on the site, and redevelop the former institution as a community facility for the complex.

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Xavier Home for Crippled Children (15 May 1949 - 1994)

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