• Entry type: Organisation
  • Entry ID: AWE6503

Merton Hall

(From 1893 – 1902)

Summary

In 1893, Misses Hensley and Taylor purchased a red-brick house in Domain Road, South Yarra, for the purpose of establishing a school, which they named Merton Hall. Due to overcrowding, a new school was built on Anderson Street, South Yarra, and the buildings were officially opened on 16 December 1900.

In 1902 Merton Hall was purchased by the Church of England. Merton Hall was retained as the name of the boarding-house only, with the school renamed as the Church of England Girls Grammar School.

Archival resources

  • Melbourne Girls Grammar School Archives
    • Melbourne Girls Grammar Archives

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