Photograph - Nelson Place, Sketch of 231 Nelson Place
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Built prior to 1852 as a surgery and residence for John Wilkins, Port Health Officer and Surgeon. Used continuously as a surgery until 1976 (with the exception of 1858-61 when it became the Clarendon Hotel). In 1857 John Price (Inspector-General of Penal Establishments) died here after being attacked by convicts.