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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former Bank Of New South Wales - Group Classification 13-15 Lydiard Street North,, BALLARAT CENTRAL VIC 3350 - Property No B0286	Bank of New South Wales was designed by architect Leonard Terry and built in 1862. The two storied structure is stuccoed with a bluestone plinth. The ground floor facade features smooth rustication to arch springing level with a smooth surface above, decorated with voussoirs and quoins. The smooth surfaced upper storey is decorated with segmental window hoods, string courses and quions and a balustraded parapet. Bank of New South Wales forms part of a most distinctive and ... more	B0286	State
Bank Of New South Wales (Former) Loyal Orange Lodge 545 High Street, ECHUCA VIC 3363 - Property No B1322	AHC Statement of Significance The former Bank of New South Wales, High Street, was erected in 1877 when Echuca was a bustling river port. The architects were Reed and Barnes. The two storey brick structure has a rendered facade. It is composed of a two tier arcade and loggia flanked by projecting entrance wings. Squat Corinthian pilasters and square columns decorate the first floor facade and loggia. The ground floor arcade has rusticated arches and piers. Finials decorate ... more	B1322	Local
Bank Of New South Wales 47 Moore Street,, ROCHESTER VIC 3561 - Property No B3844		B3844	File only
Former Bank of New South Wales Traquair House 90 Sussex Street, LINTON VIC 3360 - Property No B3448		B3448	File only
Former Bank Of New South Wales 27 View Street,, BENDIGO VIC 3550 - Property No B3980	Designed by Leonrd Terry and erected in 1866, this two-storey rendered brick building has pleasing proportions in Italianate classical style. The interior has been much altered, but apart from the replacement of the residence carriageway gate and a door converted into a window, the front elevation is unchanged. Classified: 01/12/1977 Revised: 03/08/1998	B3980	State
Former Bank Of New South Wales Cnr Albert & Hall Streets,, CRESWICK VIC 3363 - Property No B0922	Former Bank of New South Wales is a distinctive conservative classical design notable architecturally for its use of face brickwork, its composition and detailing and for its role in the historical townscape of the former goldmining town of Creswick. The restrained conservative classical design is fairly typical of the time, but the use of face brickwork is uncommon, stucco being the rule. The single-storied wing (1873) is believed to have been added as a gold room. The Bank ... more	B0922	Local
Former Bank Of New South Wales - Beechworth Hstoric Area Westpac Bank 59 Ford Street and Cnr Camp Street,, BEECHWORTH VIC 3747 - Property No B0384	A distinctive bank of the late 1850s, designed in a severe version of the Renaissance Revival, and one of the few known surviving works of the architects Robertson and Hale. The decorative composition above the main entrance and the counter in the banking chamber are of special interest. Classified: 'Local' 09/04/1959 Revised: 10/02/1972 Historic Area Statement of Significance: Beechworth is a picturesque nineteenth Century provincial town. It is a well preserved ... more	B0384	Regional
Former Bank Of New South Wales Kyneton Museum 67 Piper Street and SW Cnr Powlett Street,, KYNETON VIC 3444 - Property No B0635	Former Bank of New South Wales is a bluestone structure erected in 1856 for the bank to the designs of architect Andrea Stombuco. The two storied structure is constructed in coursed bluestone masonry and has a hipped slate roof. It is symmetrically arranged about the centrally located, single storied porch, which is faced with bands and has a cornice. The chimneys, eaves, brackets, quoins, window and door surrounds and string course are features. The Former Bank forms part of ... more	B0635	State
Former Bank Of New South Wales - Castlemaine Historic Area 149 - 151 Barker Street,, CASTLEMAINE VIC 3450 - Property No B1974	The Bank of New South Wales, 149-151 Barker Street, Castlemaine, was constructed to the design of architect Leonard Terry in 1866 to replace an earlier (1855) building on the site. Two storied and symmetrical in arrangement, the stuccoed structure is in five bays, with doors at either end and round-headed openings and impost mouldings at ground level. Features include wave mouldings, string course, cornice with dentils, hoods and wrought-iron fence . The Bank of New South ... more	B1974	State
Bank of New South Wales BENALLA VIC 3672 - Property No B0399	Demolished 1959.	B0399	Demolished

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