Macquarie House was built in 1830 for wealthy Launceston merchant, Henry Reed. It is a typical colonial Georgian warehouse, built of brick and sandstone to a symmetrical plan. Between 1978 and 1982 it was restored by the Tasmanian Government with Commonwealth funding and it is now home to a branch of the Queen Victoria Museum.
Details
- Series: 1986 Restored Historic Public Buildings
- Subject: Macquarie House, Launceston
- Designer: John Spatchurst, Sydney
- Printer: Cambec Press, Melbourne
- Process: Photolithography
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- Set: 3 of 7
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