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Foreshore,, SORRENTO VIC 3943 - Property No B4196 |
B4196 |
File only | ||
WANDILIGONG VIC 3744 - Property No B3363 |
B3363 |
Demolished | ||
WALHALLA VIC 3825 - Property No B0766 |
Group Statement of Significance: A group of structures of the late 19th century mining revival at Walhalla comprising the following: B3552 Stone Retaining Wall, B3247 Former Wesleyan Church, B3148 Fire Engine Shed & B3582 Bandstand Classified: 19/12/1974 |
B0766 |
State | |
Walhalla Bandstand Group Classification
WALHALLA VIC 3825 - Property No B3582 |
Group Statement of Significance: A group of structures of the late 19th century mining revival at Walhalla comprising the following: B3552 Stone Retaining Wall, B766 Bandstand, B3148 Fire Engine Shed & B3247 Wesleyan Church (former). Group Classified: 28/11/1974. Bandstand only - Revised: 03/08/1998 File note 01/02/2013: One of earliest cottages,"House on the Hill' (locally known as Foley's), was destroyed by fire September 1993. |
B3582 |
State | |
Median Strip, Sturt Street,, BALLARAT CENTRAL VIC 3350 - Property No B6644 |
The SS Titanic Memorial Bandstand is of State significance because: The SS Titanic Bandstand is an excellent and unusual example of creative bandstand design of the Edwardian period. A picutresque composition with dominant roofs of oriental character, it is an exotic and important element of the streetscape of Sturt Street. Constructed in 1915, it is one of the few remaining examples of what was once a building type found commonly in the parks and gardens of many municipalities. ... more |
B6644 |
State | |
Median Strip, Sturt Street,, BALLARAT CENTRAL VIC 3350 - Property No B6645 |
The Alexandra Bandstand is of State significance because:It is a typical and well resolved example of creative bandstand design; its polygonal form surmounted by a "Morish" onion dome is representative of bandstands of this period. The bandstand has particularly fine wrought iron detailing incorporating musical motifs and is an exotic and important element of the streetscape of Sturt Street. Built in 1908 during the heyday of the band movement, it is now one of the few remaining ... more |
B6645 |
State | |
Princes Park, Park Road,, MARYBOROUGH VIC 3465 - Property No B2646 |
Simple octagonal band rotunda of 1904 with ogee-curved corrugated iron roof, tall finial and ornamental cast iron balustrading and valance, on low brick base. Classified: 'Regional' 20/11/1975 Revised: 03/08/1998 |
B2646 |
State | |
Hitchcock Memorial Bandstand Johnstone Park
24-28 Geringhap Street,, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B4791 |
The Hitchock Memorial Bandstand, Johnstone Park, Geelong, was designed by Percy Everett in association with Laird and Buchan as a central feature of a master plan for the park prepared by Everett. The bandstand was erected by Bernard Murphy in 1919-20. Circular in plan, the main structure is supported on arched walls with diagonal wing walls terminating in stylised urns. Relief and incised decoration incorporating garlanded panels and a rusticted base is executed in cement ... more |
B4791 |
State | |
Cnr Neill Street [Western Highway] & Havelock Street, BEAUFORT VIC 3373 - Property No B1689 |
The Beaufort Band Rotunda was designed by the Ballarat architectural firm Clegg & Miller and built by Stevenson Brothers in 1903 for a cost of about £300. The Beaufort Brass Band had until then played in the local hotel, but the band decided that a rotunda could serve for rehearsals and performances as well as being an adornment to the town. The site chosen was occupied by the local weighbridge, which had operated in the main street since 1874. A competition with ... more |
B1689 |
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