The history of the complex is a rich one, with a significant shift in policing during its functioning, in the training of police, the increase of women police roles, training of skilled riders and police horses, the introduction of police dog training on site, the advent of the Star Force on site and training of detectives.Īrchitecture is but one aspect of heritage values – history matters too.
The modest fee of $10 would have helped the Police Historical Society as it relies on donations.Įven more disappointing is this further marginalisation of people who are genuinely inspired by our past history and the sense of where and who they are. So disappointing to all concerned, especially given that there will be no tours or open days permitted at all prior to demolition. The tour was to be held at the end of this week on Friday.
One imminent tour, organised for 20 people to have a last chance to appreciate the many historical aspects of the barracks history before its demise, was cancelled the morning after the legislation was passed. There is no reprieve even for the public who would like to visit the barracks prior to demolition. Photo: Tony Lewis/InDailyĬommenting on the story: No reprieve for state heritage site making way for new hospital
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