Monday, 16 September 2013

Erskineville, school

Erskineville Public School is located along Swanson Street, in the inner city suburb of Erskineville. The original heritage listed building was designed by C Blackmann and Varney Parkes in the Victorian Free Classical style building and built in 1883. The bell tower stands above the Boys wing of the building.

11 comments:

  1. A much finer example of architecture than any public school I can remember attending.

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  2. This school is across the road from my grandmother's old home and where I started my schooling.

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  3. Wow built in 1883 just how the thought of how they built this building in that time is mind boggling to me. This building is beautiful!

    Kim,USA

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  4. I love a school with a bell tower. Happy Monday Mellow Yellows!

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  5. Beautiful blue skies, Jim.

    Thanks for sharing this intresting blue.

    Happy Blue Monday!

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  6. Fascinating school and has held up well ~ great shot ~ Blue sky lovely! ~ carol, xo

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  7. They just do not make the buildings as interesting now as year ago.

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  8. I attended this school at Erskineville from Kindy 1963 to 6th Grade 1969. Loved it.

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