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The Change Room & Stores Shed

Built-in c1951

The change room & stores shed is a small, timber-framed and -clad rectangular freestanding one-storey building to the west of the cafeteria. Built to accommodate a change room for patients and two storerooms to service the surrounding vegetable fields, it is highly intact and in 2020 is used as a storeroom.  Its original boarded doors have been removed/replaced, and its original roof cladding has been changed from corrugated asbestos sheets to corrugated metal sheets.

Only the former soil storeroom interior was inspected.

Features of the Change Room and Stores Shed of state-level cultural heritage significance also include:

form, scale, and materials: concrete slab-on-ground; timber-framed walls clad with weatherboards; timber-framed hip roof

unlined interior walls and ceiling of former soil room (northern end)

timber-framed double-hung windows

Original fabric of the interior including partitions, linings, joinery, and fixtures.


  • ANNOUNCEMENT

Review into Wolston Park Hospital
A review of health services provided at Wolston Park Hospital between the 1st of January 1950 and the 31st of December 2000 is currently taking place.
Leading the review is Professor Robert Bland AM.
Professor Bland is a mental health expert having worked in mental health and academic settings since 1972, where he gained extensive experience in hospital and community settings, administration, teaching and research.
As the leader for the review, Professor Bland will leverage his long-standing interest in the welfare of family caregivers supporting long-term mental illness and his dedicated research history in mental health recovery to listen to the patients, residents and family caregivers of those who were in care at Wolston Park Hospital.
This independent review will facilitate patients and family members or carers to describe their experiences during the period concerning their treatment and experience whilst an inpatient of Wolston Park Hospital.
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