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Public Buildings and Works
undertaken during the Administration of Governor Lachlan Macquarie [1 JANUARY
1810 TO 30 NOVEMBER 1821]
AT GEORGE TOWN, PORT DALRYMPLE, VAN DIEMAN'S LAND
1. A brick-built
house, one story high, with all the necessary out houses for the residence
and accommodation of the Commandant, having a good garden and orchard, enclosed
with a strong paling, attached thereto.
2. A brick built Temporary Chapel (with a Belfry) and School House, with
apartments
for the School Master and his family, having a kitchen garden attached thereto
for the
use of the School Master enclosed with a strong fence.
3. A brick-built two story House with suitable out offices for the residence and
accommodation of the Chaplain, having a garden and orchard attached thereto
enclosed.
4. Three weather boarded Barracks for the accommodation of one Captain, two
Subalterns and one Surgeon with out offices and a garden attached to each.
5. A weather boarded Barrack for the Commissariat Officer with out offices and
garden.
6. A weather boarded Provision Store and Granary with office for a Commissariat
Officer and Clerks attached.
7. A brick built Barrack for the accommodation of 60 Soldiers.
8. A small weather boarded Guard House.
9. A weather boarded Barracks for the accommodation of the male convicts with
kitchen garden for their use.
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