Barracks Arch
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The Barracks Arch, Australia was built in 1863 as a house for the retired Pensioner Forces and their families who used it till 1904. Originally it comprised of 120 rooms. The Pensioner Forces protected the citizens of Perth from the convicts during the mid and late 1800s. The Pensioner Forces were dissolved in favor of the police force. Offices of different government were housed in this building in the 20th century. But in 1966 two wings of the building were brought down for the Mitchell Freeway. Only the arch was saved due to public agitation.
Address of the Barracks Arch is
St. George's Terr. and Malcolm St.,
Perth, Western Australia,
Australia.
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