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Stone building on South Head Road, near the South Head lighthouse, used as a hotel. Probably the South Head Hotel that was built by William Wallis in the 1840s, the building, and surrounding 11 acres of land, was bought by the New South Wales government in 1877 and converted for institutional use, initially a reformatory for girls. The building was demolished in 1930.
