Salisbury Hotel

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The Salisbury Hotel at 112 Percival Street in Stanmore has proved a very difficult subject to research.

Thanks to a reader I have learned that it was constructed as a Federation building (date unknown) and was rebuilt in 1935 by H.E. Ross & Rowe architects. The facade was extensively modified and the interior changed to allow for a better service during the "six-o'clock swill". A garage was also added at the back

I would appreciate any information you may be able to provide to add to this post.

Facade detail
Ceiling light in the hotel

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  1. BlokeinamokeDecember 1, 2012 at 11:04 PM

    Constructed as a Federation building (date unknown) it was rebuilt in 1935 by H.E. Ross & Rowe architects with the facade extensively modifiedm the interior changed to allow a better service during the "six-o'clock swill" and a garage added at the back

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  2. DecoWorksDecember 2, 2012 at 1:10 PM

    Thank you for the information Blokeinamoke. All the Art Deco modifications undetaken by Ross & Rowe always had some style about them.

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