Koroit’s rich Catholic past will be on show this weekend

Rebecca Riddle
Updated October 26 2016 - 12:50pm, first published 12:49pm
BLOOMIN' GREAT TIME: Koroit Five Open Gardens coordinator Jenny McLean is tickled pink the convent will join four other locations in this weekend's event. Picture: Rob Gunstone
BLOOMIN' GREAT TIME: Koroit Five Open Gardens coordinator Jenny McLean is tickled pink the convent will join four other locations in this weekend's event. Picture: Rob Gunstone

Koroit’s rich Catholic past will be on show this weekend when the historic convent’s gardens open to the public for the first time in 107 years.

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Rebecca Riddle

Rebecca Riddle

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