Marine Boarding House

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This boarding house was constructed by Arthur Deudney by converting possibly two of the dwelling houses in Pelham Place, one of which had housed the banking institution founded by Messrs. Mitchell, Mills, Ward & Co, not to be confused with Hastings Old Bank.

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  Marine Parade - Library - West Fort - 1817 - Hastings of Bygone Days and the Present