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Location2-4 Normanby Avenue THORNBURY, Darebin City
File NumberDarebin Database #362LevelIncluded in Heritage Overlay |
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What is significant? How is it significant? Why is it significant? The terrace is aesthetically significant (Criterion E) as a representative example of a Boom period terrace, complete with ornamentation surviving in a substantially intact condition
The houses at 2-4 Normanby Avenue, Thornbury, built in 1891 presumably for the agent/auctioneer Walter Spencer Stott as aspeculative venture.
The houses at 2-4 Normanby Avenue, Thornburyare historically and aesthetically significant to Darebin City.
The housesare historically significant (Criterion A) as examples of a late nineteenth century Boom period speculative venture undertaken by a local estate agent/auctioneer and tenanted at different times by a cable tram gripman and a conductor; the cable tram depot being situated a block away in High Street. In these respects, the terrace demonstrates aspects of a past lifestyle in Thornbury seen today solely in the built form of the locale.
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