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The elaborate City Hall |
Wood has been the preferred choice for building materials- with excellent hardwoods- Purpleheart and Greenheart available from the interior.
Ironically, with the advent of controlled logging and a thriving timber export trade, imported concrete makes for a cheaper option, and is used for the majority of new structures- both housing and commercial.
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At 143 feet, St George's cathedral is one of the tallest free standing wooden structures in the world. |
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More Victorian Gothic- the High Court
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The Parliament Building- opened for administrative rule just as slavery was abolished in1834- used today as the seat of government. |
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The Georgetown lighthouse- no longer working, but a favourite for school visits
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