Infectious Diseases Hospital

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Description: The library description states: The new hospital buildings are two storey and built from brick with tiled roofs. White pillared verandahs and porticos give a colonial appearance. After much controversy and many delays the Hospital was finally opened early 1933. The car parked in front of the buildings is a Dodge, registered to the South Australian Government Architect-in-Chief's Office. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the 'Advertiser', December 19, 1928 / Infectious Diseases Hospital, Yatala (Section 324) / Nurses', domestic and administration blocks / 1928'.
Date: c. 1928
Source: State Library of South Australia
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Archival Reference: State Library of South Australia Archival Number: B 4904
External URL: https://collections.slsa.sa.gov.au/resource/B+4904

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