Bill Sewell Complex – National Trust Property

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About this site: The first buildings on this site were for a convict depot and were erected during the convict period 1856-72. Later predominantly buildings of stone construction, including a hospital and gaol were added, the buildings demonstrate the development, expansion and evolution of a large, complex site over 150 years. Today it is occupied by a number of community based organisations.

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