St Patrick's College and grounds, Manly, 1935

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Record numberLH010185Date1935DescriptionThe 1889 St Patrick's College, on the highest point of Eastern Hill, Manly, originally purposed for educating priests and Episcopal residents. The College was set on sixty acres of North Head, including both water frontages, with the land granted around 1879, on the condition that it would be enclosed and never subdivided. The buildings were deigned by Sheerin and Hennessy, architects, and constructed in a Gothic Revival style. The College was a symmetrical shape, with the central tower six stories high. For many years the College was the venue for Corpus Christi processions, when crowds of as many as 75,000 lined Darley Road, Manly, up to the college, with St Patrick’s celebrating its Golden Jubilee in October 1939. Around 1995, the buildings that were once St Patrick's College became part of the International College of Management, Sydney, ICMS
SourceMorcombeSubjectsManly (N.S.W.)North Head (Manly, N.S.W.)Eastern Hill (Manly, N.S.W.)Colleges ArchitectureHistoric buildingsStone buildingsGardensKeywordsseminaries
landscaping
plantings
pathwaysPhysical descriptionBlack and White Print; 110mm x 68mm; Digital Image 1000 DPICopyrightThis item may be used freely for research and study purposes, for all other uses contact Northern Beaches Council Library Local Studies. Please acknowledge that the item is courtesy of Northern Beaches Council Library Local Studies.

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St Patrick's College and grounds, Manly, 1935