Fremantle Infant Health Centre - waiting room

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Reference numberLH000429DescriptionFremantle Infant Health Centre - waiting room. Walls primrose and acoustic ceiling white with blue light recesses. Doors canary yellow. A competition for the design of the building was conducted through the Royal Institute of Architects and was won by Messrs Marshall Clifton, A.R.A.I.A. and Eric Leach, A.R.A.I.A. The centre was opened on 20.12.1950 and the Ante natal Clinic in November 1953. The dental clinic and immunization clinic were added later. The centre is now called Birmingham Clinic after Dr. H.J. Birmingham who was a member of the Board of Management and an honorary medical officer to Fremantle Hospital from its inception until he resigned in 1915. The clinic is situated at the corner of Parry and Holdsworth Streets.Date1950PhotographerArmstrong, R.H.Photograph FormatPhotographDigital ItemYes

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Fremantle Infant Health Centre - waiting room