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Location70 Mitchell Street NORTHCOTE, Darebin City
File NumberDarebin Database #103LevelIncluded in Heritage Overlay |
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What is significant? How is it significant? Why is it significant? It is aesthetically significant (Criterion E) for its posted verandah, comer location and traditional architectural form.
The corner shop (former) and dwelling at no. 70 Mitchell Street, Northcote, built in 1903 for the labourer, Joseph Rycroft who ran a grocery store there for many years.
The corner shop (former) and dwelling at no. 70 Mitchell Street, Northcote, is historically and aesthetically significant to Darebin City.
It is historically significant (Criterion A) as a surviving operational comer store and residence, recalling the period up until the mid twentieth century when stores of this kind met the needs of a pedestrian based society and were as a consequence once commonplace throughout the suburbs established up until that time. The survival of the timber posted verandah is rare (Criterion B). It compares with nearby premises, now closed at 72 South Crescent and 58 Bastings Street.
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