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	Bendigo Cemetery Carpenter Street,, BENDIGO VIC 3550 - Property No B6823	The Bendigo Cemetery as a whole is of State significance for the following reasons: - its importance in the course of Victoria's cultural history as a sophisticated and substantially intact example of a Victorian provincial cemetery. * It exhibits unusual cultural features associated with the development of Victorian provincial cemeteries. - its possession of uncommon aspects of Australia's cultural history as a Victorian provincial cemetery. * Its importance in ... more	B6823	State
	Chapel - Bendigo Cemetery 70 Carpenter Street,, QUARRY HILL VIC 3550 - Property No B2561	The designer is not known but this attractive little Chapel which was built in the later 1870s, probably by George Pallet (a building contractor), was constructed of rock faced granite from Harcourt in the Gothic revival style. The simple well proportioned symmetrical building has an air of pleasant rustic charm with corner buttresses and a slate roof with a central timber open belltower. Internally the roof trusses are noteworthy, there is no furniture except for ... more	B2561	State

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Bendigo Cemetery

Carpenter Street,, BENDIGO VIC 3550 - Property No B6823

The Bendigo Cemetery as a whole is of State significance for the following reasons: - its importance in the course of Victoria's cultural history as a sophisticated and substantially intact example of a Victorian provincial cemetery. * It exhibits unusual cultural features associated with the development of Victorian provincial cemeteries. - its possession of uncommon aspects of Australia's cultural history as a Victorian provincial cemetery. * Its importance in ... more

B6823

State

Chapel - Bendigo Cemetery

70 Carpenter Street,, QUARRY HILL VIC 3550 - Property No B2561

The designer is not known but this attractive little Chapel which was built in the later 1870s, probably by George Pallet (a building contractor), was constructed of rock faced granite from Harcourt in the Gothic revival style. The simple well proportioned symmetrical building has an air of pleasant rustic charm with corner buttresses and a slate roof with a central timber open belltower. Internally the roof trusses are noteworthy, there is no furniture except for ... more

B2561

State