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Restoration of colonial-era building in Poonamallee enters final phase

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The Hindu Bureau
Restoration of colonial-era building in Poonamallee enters final phase
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The Public Works Department is nearing the completion of a 24.20 crore restoration project for a 133-year-old colonial-era building in Poonamallee. The structure, which previously served as a school for the visually impaired, is being preserved for its historical and architectural significance.

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Another heritage building near Chennai is on the path of revival after many decades. The Public Works Department has completed nearly 80% of the work to restore the 133-year-old building at the Victory Memorial Blind School.

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