PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, 29 FITZROY
STREET,
ST. KILDA, MELBOURNE, VIC
COMMANDEERED BY THE MILITARY DURING WW2
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The Prince of Wales Hotel at 29 Fitzroy Street, St. Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria was commandeered by the Americans during WW2. It is located on the corner of Acland Street and Fitzroy Street, St. Kilda.
"Banff", located at 145 Fitzroy Street, St. Kilda was also commandeered by the American as barracks for soldiers during WW2. I
Can anyone tell
me what the
Prince of Wales Hotel was used for by the Military?
The St Kilda Historical Society
Inc. believes it was used as
a US Headquarters, or was it just used as an Officer's Barracks?
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I'd like to thank Andrew Wilson for his assistance with this web page. Andrew lives in an apartment in "Banff".
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This page first produced 11 January 2006
This page last updated 11 January 2006