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GRS1655
Title
HERMITAGE GIRLS SCHOOL - Coo-ee Magazine
Date(s)
- 1909 - 1975 (Creation)
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(1906 - 1976)
Administrative history
Armytage House was built by George Armytage between 1858 -1860.
The grounds and outbuildings were bought by the Church of England in 1905 to become the Geelong Church of England Girls Grammar School, The Hermitage.
The emphasis was always on boarders, particularly girls from Western District families.
The school moved to more spacious grounds and modern buildings at Highton in 1973.
In 1976 The Hermitage amalgamated with Geelong Grammar School and Clyde School.
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Open
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Note
Items 11 - 16 (six scrapbooks compiled by the Headmistresses of the Hermitage) have been de-accessioned and returned to The Hermitage Old Girls Association, 29 April 2008. Donated by Hermitage Old Girls Association