Salvation Army Home of Rest, Dee Why, sketch

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Record number62201Date1892DescriptionSalvation Army Home of Rest in Dee Why built in 1892 as a hostel for men. Later known as Pacific Lodge. Located behind Dee Why Library and backing onto Fisher Road. Building still in existance. Sold by Salvation Army in 2018. Sketch from 'Full Salvation' 2 May 1892MenuPlace | Suburbs C-E | Dee Why (N.S.W.)Place | Built Environment | Buildings and HousesPlace | Built Environment | Places of WorshipSourceSalvation ArmySubjectsSuburbsDee Why (N.S.W.)Built EnvironmentBuildings and HousesBuilt EnvironmentPlaces of WorshipKeywordsSuburbs|Dee Why (N.S.W.)|Built Environment|Buildings and Houses|Built Environment|Places of Worship|Physical descriptionPhotocopy; Digital Image 300 DPICopyrightThis item may be used freely for research and study purposes, for all other uses contact the Salvation Army. Please acknowledge that the item is courtesy of the Salvation Army.

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Salvation Army Home of Rest, Dee Why, sketch