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Denistone House, Denistone: original stable block
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Creator/PhotographerAngela Phippen
Date Taken2009DescriptionThis is part of the stable block of Denistone House. The house was built in 1872 by Richard Rouse and Emma Terry. In 1913 the house and 17 acres of its land was acquired by the NSW Government as a convalescent hospital for men. In 1934 it became the Ryde District Soldiers' Memorial Hospital. For many decades Denistone House was the hospital's maternity wing.
Date Taken2009DescriptionThis is part of the stable block of Denistone House. The house was built in 1872 by Richard Rouse and Emma Terry. In 1913 the house and 17 acres of its land was acquired by the NSW Government as a convalescent hospital for men. In 1934 it became the Ryde District Soldiers' Memorial Hospital. For many decades Denistone House was the hospital's maternity wing. LOCATION
SuburbDenistone
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Reference No.1746
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TaxonomyPlaces | Houses - heritage | Denistone HousePlaces | Suburbs | DenistonePeople & Families | Terry family
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Denistone House, Denistone: original stable block. Ryde History Hub, accessed 25/06/2026, https://historyhub.ryde.nsw.gov.au/nodes/view/1746