Identifiernot specifiedPhotographernot specifiedDescription In 1888, a large new hotel opened at the top of the hill above the modern location of Wharf Street, where Brooklyn on Hawkesbury apartments now stand. The hotel was originally named Sanatorium Hotel.
The Sanatorium Hotel was quite a distance from the railway station and struggled from the start. Christopher Lenehan, the publican there in the early 1890s had to let the licence lapse and applied for a wine licence instead. The full licence was restored when Richard Palmer took over the hotel in 1898.” Physical FormatBrooklyn