Haymarket : Parcels Post Office
Railway Square (originally known as 'Central Square'), occupying the area between Broadway and Lee, Pitt & George Streets. Home to the Railway Square Tram Interchange for the first half of the 20thC, now to a bus interchange.
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This particular building was originally the Parcels Post Office, built on the site of the former Benevolent Asylum. Designed by Government Architect George McRae, constructed 1912-1913.
The post office operated until the 1960s, and now serves as a Medina Hotel.
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This particular building was originally the Parcels Post Office, built on the site of the former Benevolent Asylum. Designed by Government Architect George McRae, constructed 1912-1913.
The post office operated until the 1960s, and now serves as a Medina Hotel.
Haymarket, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Railway Square (originally known as 'Central Square'), occupying the area between Broadway and Lee, Pitt & George Streets. Home to the Railway Square Tram Interchange for the first half of the 20thC, now to a bus interchange.
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This particular building was originally the Parcels Post Office, built on the site of the former Benevolent Asylum. Designed by Government Architect George McRae, constructed 1912-1913.
The post office operated until the 1960s, and now serves as a Medina Hotel.
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