Mitchell Cormack outside 'Woodbine', Shellharbour

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TitleMitchell Cormack outside 'Woodbine', ShellharbourPhoto Number000932Date2000DescriptionDue to the need for a police presence in Shellharbour Village, this site in Mary Street was approved in 1859 for a temporary watch house. It was completed in 1861. A public meeting sought the erection of a stone building to replace the temporary watch house and, in 1877, the new Courthouse and lock-up was built. The court moved to Albion Park in 1908. The Mary Street building was purchased by Mr E. Thomas in 1938, and converted into a private residence. The building was later sold to the Miller Family who named it 'Woodbine' after their property 'Woodbine Farm' at Croome.PlaceWoodbine - Shellharbour VillageLocationShellharbour VillageStudioChris GirvanDonorGirvan, Chris

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Mitchell Cormack outside 'Woodbine', Shellharbour