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Other NameCarrical Location18 - 20 Mason Street HAWTHORN, BOROONDARA CITY LevelIncluded in Heritage Overlay |
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1. Architecturally significant as: an early use of polychrome brick
in Victoria; an ecclesiastical style applied to a residence; an
example of the now, rare 1860s mansions on large allotments which
helped create Hawthorns desirable suburb image. 2. Significant for the association with La Trobe Bateman and the
architect Flannagan. A major example of the latters work. 3. Historically significant for its association with a number of well
known Hawthorn people, including the builder, Lewis Hatherley; Thomas
Lambert, tanner, in the pre-1876 period; Andrew Scott, squatter, in
the late 1870s and 1880s; and Major James Burston, malster, from 1891. 4. One of the largest private homes built in Hawthorn.
Residential buildings (private)
House