Site The Prince Henry site contains a variety of buildings in an open landscape setting, as well as archaeological features and artefacts that provide evidence of its continuous use as a hospital for over 120 years. Natural landscape elements such as the Little Bay Geological Site, areas of sandstone outcropping and indigenous vegetation have been overlaid by numerous cultural landscape elements such as cultural plantings (several species of Phoenix palms, banksias and Norfolk Island pines) and retaining walls and rock cuttings. There are significant views from the site towards Little Bay and the coastal headlands as well as major visual axes along Pine Avenue and between the Flowers Wards. The existing buildings and structures, relate to the four key phases of development at the Prince Henry site and include elements that represent each of the major building types. These include hospital wards and operating theatres, specialist and research facilities, administration buildings, nurses and doctors' quarters, maintenance and services as well as laundry, kitchen and education facilities. Below is a list of built and landscape elements of particular significance at the Prince Henry Site, Little Bay (see also attached plans): Historic precinct This includes a collection of significant built and landscape elements relating to the development of the Coast Hospital and Prince Henry Hospital and their settings. Centred on Pine Avenue, it includes historic roads, cultural plantings, rock cuttings and outcrops, kerbs, retaining walls, spatial relationships between buildings and groups, and views within and beyond the precinct; Entrance Gates, Gateposts and Gatehouse and Entrance to Pine Avenue; Pine Avenue, including retaining wall, avenue of Cook's pines (Araucaria columnaris) and ornamental plantings; Ensemble of Water Tower, Wishing Well, World War II Memorial Clock Tower and their Pine Avenue setting; Henry's Trading Post/Emergency Service Store (former Coast Hospital Pathology Laboratory); Former Pathology Department building and adjacent former water reservoir; Former Matron Dickson Nurses Home, including courtyard, associated retaining walls, pathway, steps, ornamental and indigenous plantings; Former Nurses Dining Room and Matron's Office/Nurses Lecture Hall; Pine Cottage and its setting; Coral Avenue, including ornamental plantings; Interdenominational Australian Nurses War Memorial Chapel and its setting; Storage Shed/former Motor Garage and its setting; BJ Heffron House (Block A), Delaney Building (Block B) and their setting, including adjacent historic road alignment and ornamental plantings; Former Artisans' Cottages No 4 and No 5, No 6 and No 7, No 8 and No 9 and their setting, including associated