Further news on the Droylsden building.
According to the newspaper, the historic building will be restored to its former glory, and become an allied health service for the Wimmera.
Barry Sherwell & his wife have bought the building and plan to renovate it to provide consulting rooms for psychologists, physioptherapists, social workers, speech pathologists, podiatrists and other allied health professionals.
They say they realise there will be challenges to the restoration - making the building structurally sound for one, but that it is something they are passionate about.
They plan to use local tradesmen to restore the building and open in approximately six months.
I just hope that all these cornices and ceiling roses will survive.
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