The work of building hospitals in the 1960s must have been an interesting time. One wonders why the task to construct the most featureless, boring, unattractive, ordinary-looking and dull buildings was taken up with such vigour. Here is the Argyle Street side of the Royal Hobart Hospital, and it's uniformity is surpassed only by its lack of character.
That said, both Henry and Ezra were born here, so it will hold some interest to future historians.
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As a Tasmanian, it's my right to have a strong opinion about everything...
I hate going to a doctor or visiting a hospital but sometimes have to do it anyway, if someone close is suffering.
And so say all of us!!!
PS I deleted my last comment to enable a correction to my hasty and inaccurate typing.
But you're right about the interest to historians.