A sandstone cairn stands adjacent to the 2nd Class Passenger Accommodation building P12.
Built during the late 1830s, this is the sole remaining cairn of a line of thirteen which denoted the early boundary of the quarantine ground.
It is in good condition.
This cairn is the earliest surviving in situ structure associated with the place's quarantine function and demonstrates the early need for isolation and security.
A sandstone cairn stands adjacent to the 2nd Class Passenger Accommodation building P12. Built during the late 1830s, this is the sole remaining cairn of a line of thirteen which denoted the early boundary of the quarantine ground. It is in good condition. This cairn is the earliest surviving in situ structure associated with the place's quarantine function and demonstrates the early need for isolation and security.
North Head Quarantine Station