Weir House (Wellington, N.Z.)

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Weir House (Wellington, N.Z.)

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One of the Halls of Residence for Victoria University of Wellington, located on Gladstone Terrace, Kelburn, Wellington City. It is two buildings, divided into three wings. Named for the benefactor timber merchant William Weir whose 1926 will included money to build a university hostel for men students. The oldest building is a Georgian Revival style designated by Charles Alexander Laurence and William Gray Young of Gray Young Morton and Young architects, and built 1932-1933. In 1968 the James...

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