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Overview
Originally ‘St. Georges’, what is now Loreto Mandeville Hall was built around 1867 by Alfred Watson. In 1875 the property was sold to George Hebden who renamed it ‘Athelstane’. In 1876 ‘Athelstane’ was renamed ‘Mandeville Hall’ by the new owner, Joseph Clarke, after his Tasmanian property. Clarke lavishly remodelled the house. The Tremearne family purchased the property and ran a guest house.
In 1924 the property was purchased for a new Loreto Convent, the first students transferring from Albert Park.
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Title
Photographs
Series Number
2000
Start Date
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End Date
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Location
Loreto Mandeville Hall Heritage Centre
Section
Missions
Agency
Mandeville Hall Toorak
Title
Prospectuses and Fees
Series Number
306
Start Date
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End Date
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Location
Loreto Mandeville Hall Heritage Centre
Section
Missions
Agency
Mandeville Hall Toorak
Title
Records Relating to Toorak, Mandeville Hall
Series Number
39
Start Date
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End Date
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Location
Province Archives, Ballarat
Section
Missions
Agency
Mandeville Hall Toorak
Title
Religious Education
Series Number
1001
Start Date
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End Date
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Location
Loreto Mandeville Hall Heritage Centre
Section
Missions
Agency
Mandeville Hall Toorak
Title
Sacramental Records
Series Number
1004
Start Date
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End Date
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Location
Loreto Mandeville Hall Heritage Centre
Section
Missions
Agency
Mandeville Hall Toorak
Title
Sodalities, YCS , etc.
Series Number
1003
Start Date
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End Date
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Location
Loreto Mandeville Hall Heritage Centre
Section
Missions
Agency
Mandeville Hall Toorak
Title
Special Events, Customs, Traditions
Series Number
1102
Start Date
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End Date
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Location
Loreto Mandeville Hall Heritage Centre
Section
Missions
Agency
Mandeville Hall Toorak
Title
Student Registers
Series Number
601
Start Date
-
End Date
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Location
Loreto Mandeville Hall Heritage Centre
Section
Missions
Agency
Mandeville Hall Toorak