The former Newtown Primary School is on the corner of King Street and Newman Street, in the inner city suburb of Newtown. It was designed by George Allen Mansfield as a two storey Victorian Free Gothic building in 1875, with later additions in 1892 and a three storey tower at the main entrance in 1921. It is now part of the Newtown High School of the Performing Arts. A war memorial, located just outside the school, was erected in memory of all former pupils who served in the First World War.
hey there, Jim. hope u r well. have a church to share this week. I enjoy the cap (top, dome, whatever u wish to call it?) of this one. have a great day. ( :
Distinctive architecture!
ReplyDeletePerfect Victorian gothic architecture and a gentle colour external brick. Dark red brick is never as attractive.
ReplyDelete...love the dome!
ReplyDeleteI like it :-)
ReplyDeletehey there, Jim. hope u r well. have a church to share this week. I enjoy the cap (top, dome, whatever u wish to call it?) of this one. have a great day. ( :
ReplyDeleteI think "cap" is a good enough description.
DeleteDifferent the tower stands out
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