Old Liverpool Hospital

The Old Liverpool Hospital stands on College Street with a symmetrical facade featuring colonial architectural elements and sandstone walls spanning three levels.

Francis Greenway designed the original hospital in 1817, followed by modifications from Edmund Blacket in the 1860s and Walter Liberty Vernon in later years.

The building transformed from a convict medical facility to a technical college, reflecting the changing needs of New South Wales society over two centuries.

The structure maintains its position on the State Heritage Register, ensuring preservation while functioning as part of the Liverpool TAFE NSW campus.

The hospital's construction utilized convict labor and incorporated architectural elements that departed from typical public building designs of early colonial Australia.

Location: New South Wales

Location: City of Liverpool

Architects: Francis Greenway, Edmund Blacket, Walter Liberty Vernon

Address: 16 College St, Liverpool NSW 2170

GPS coordinates: -33.92170,150.93000

Latest update: March 12, 2025 17:21