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63 Argyle Street,, ST KILDA VIC 3182 - Property No B5497 |
A cottage of the mid-1850s which is given an air of Regency charm by details such as the concave and hipped verandah roof, the openwork verandah supports, the casement window sashes with narrow glazing margins at the hinge sides, and the transom light also with narrow margin glazing at the sides. Classified: 16/08/1994 |
B5497 |
Local |
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7 Ross Street,, TOORAK VIC 3142 - Property No B4206 |
A simple two-roomed timber cottage existing in 1856 and enlarged to four rooms by 1859. The iron-roofed verandah has gabled central entry and cast iron ornamentation. Classified: 20/04/1978 File note: Demolished by 14/02/2011 |
B4206 |
Demolished |
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8 & 9 Hargraves Street,, FITZROY VIC 3065 - Property No B3612 |
A pair of two-storey cottages built before 1858 in brickwork with interesting detail around openings, in string course and on the gable ends, with some timber shutters still in place. Classified: 22/04/1976 |
B3612 |
Local |
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3 Palmerston Street,, MARYBOROUGH VIC 3465 - Property No B3763 |
A bluestone cottage of 1894, extended between 1900-1908, with brick trims to openings and corners built by a local contractor, Arthur Worsley, for his own use. Classified: 02/06/1977 |
B3763 |
Local |
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55 Forest Street,, BENDIGO VIC 3550 - Property No B3509 |
Six-roomed brick cottage of c.1864 with arched door and window openings, French windows and timber front verandah (lacking original trim). Windows and woodwork throughout, most floors and two mantelpieces are evidently original, and structural alterations limited to extension and enclosure of back verandah. Classified:20/06/1974 |
B3509 |
Local |
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Stonehaven
26 Finch Street, BEECHWORTH VIC 3747 - Property No B2998 |
A compact picturesque Gothic cottage of 1861, but with a modern verandah. Classified: 26/04/1973 Statement of Signicance - Historic Area Beechworth is a picturesque nineteenth Century provincial town. It is a well preserved example of a Government and private building, which resulted from the town's important historical role as the administrative and commercial centre of Victoria's north - eastern goldfields. Beechworth was once significant for its position on an early ... more |
B2998 |
State |
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DARLEY VIC 3340 - Property No B4293 |
B4293 |
File only | ||
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Bluestone Cottage
Cnr Palmer and Ritchie Streets,, CARAMUT VIC 3274 - Property No B2677 |
B2677 |
File only | |
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31 Clyde Street,, ST ARNAUD VIC 3478 - Property No B5681 |
A cottage of stone rubble between timber posts, built in 1873 or earlier by the miner John Tyson and occupied from the 1890s by Robert Love and his family of nine in all. Its small scale and limited facilities graphically illustrate the lifestyle and accommodation of the better-off miner during the later nineteenth century and through the depression of the 1890s. The laundry and toilet annexe is a more recent addition. Classified: 16/10/1986 |
B5681 |
Regional |
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Kew Residential Services
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Kew Idiot Asylum
Princess Street,, KEW VIC 3101 - Property No B7265 |
The six earliest surviving buildings of the former Kew Cottages are House Hotel and Unit 10 (built in 1887 as Male and Female Cottages), Parents Retreat (built 1887 as the Schoolhouse), Unit 11 (built 1891 as a Male Cottage), Unit 9 (built 1898 as a Female dormitory ward) and the STAD building (built 1917 as a Dining Hall). With the exception of the STAD building, they are not to original form, having been altered and extended over their long history of intensive use. The buildings ... more |
B7265 |
State |
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