Source: History of the first settlement of the Hawkesbury 1794 (Stubbs 1994)

Reference: p 15

A convict barracks was constructed in 1820. This was converted into a convict hospital in 1823 and still survives as the former Hawkesbury Hospital building in Macquarie Street, Windsor.

Source: Hawkesbury: a structural history (Proudfoot June 1987)

Reference: p 30

The Convict Barracks at Windsor were constructed by the order of Gov Macquarie in 1820 and were later converted into the hospital.

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Source: History of the first settlement of the Hawkesbury 1794 (Stubbs 1994)

Reference: p 15

Source: Hawkesbury: a structural history (Proudfoot June 1987)

Reference: p 30

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