AWOODY wrote:
Minifest 1 was near the council chambers.
Thanks for that...near corner of George and Moore Streets, so in those days, maybe in the street or in a car park...unless it was down on Hoxton Park Rd where the council built the "Taj Mahal" (burnt down recently in suspicious circumstances).
http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/arson-suspect ... 12575.htmlHistory of the Administration Building Liverpool Council was first incorporated in 1872 it occupied a rented house in Macquarie Street. Council purchased a block of land on the corner of George and Moore Streets in 1874 but it wasn't until 1881 that a Town Hall and Council Chambers was built there.
This building was extended in the early 1920s and again in 1939 to meet the needs of the growing population. In 1957 a Civic Centre in Moore Street replaced this collection of buildings and Liverpool Library was established in the old Council Chambers.
By the 1980s both the Council and library were outgrowing their inadequate accommodation.
Liverpool's population had trebled since 1957 and demands on Council's services had grown enormously. It was decided to build a new council administration centre on Hoxton Park Road. The site was part of 40 acres (17 hectares) of land originally granted to Maria Lock, an Aboriginal woman, in 1832.