She doesn't actually occupy it, and the day to day work is handled across the street. But for ceremonial occasions, this is the place. There are free tours of the downstairs available just about every day.
Yes, I believe that she is moving back in, too. Read it in the SMH so it must be true! I think Mr O'Farrell wants to free up space in the Chief Secretary's building which is where the Governor's office currently is. Personally, I think she lives in her own house.
Wow! All I can think of is how much cleaning I would need to do;)
ReplyDeleteA magnificent building! What a home.
She doesn't actually occupy it, and the day to day work is handled across the street. But for ceremonial occasions, this is the place. There are free tours of the downstairs available just about every day.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rosemary, I hear she might be moving back in, is this the case?
ReplyDeleteYes, I believe that she is moving back in, too. Read it in the SMH so it must be true! I think Mr O'Farrell wants to free up space in the Chief Secretary's building which is where the Governor's office currently is. Personally, I think she lives in her own house.
ReplyDeleteSuch a grand building.
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You're right Julie, she lives in her own house. That's what the tour guide told me earlier in the year.
ReplyDeleteJust like Dawn, I thought that cleaning would have taken a huge amount of time..... ( Perhaps I can not say it like this in English? )
ReplyDeleteIt looks like the garden is big too!
Great place and a nice photograph!