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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Cottage & Shop 15-19 Gawler Street,, PORTLAND VIC 3305 - Property No B3948	Building already in existence in 1857, date of first rate book, possibly dates back to 1840-42. First owner 1858 Thomas Kean.	B3948	File only
Cottages 16-18 Alfred Street,, FITZROY NORTH VIC 3068 - Property No B3826	Simple brick cottages built during the depression of the 1890s reflecting the constraints of the period, the only adornment being the patterned brick work and unusual Dutch gable. Classified: 09/12/1976	B3826	Local
Brick Cottages 13 - 17 Franklin Street,, BACCHUS MARSH VIC 3340 - Property No B0963	Built c.1850.	B0963	File only
Motts Cottage- Port Fairy - Historic Area Whalers Cottage 5 Sackville Street, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B1626	Old Seaman's cottage plus sympathetic later additions make a pleasant cottage complex. Mott's Cottage comprises buildings from three distinct periods. The origins of the building are unknown, but it is believed that part at least of the building was constructed for local stonemason John Hooper, possibly c.1850. The rear lean-to section was added possibly c.1890 and the date of the present front timber section is unknown. It may pre-date or post-date the stone section. The ... more	B1626	State
Northumberland Cottages 85 & 87 Neill Street,, CARLTON VIC 3053 - Property No B5907		B5907	File only
Cottages 32-42 Condell Street,, FITZROY VIC 3065 - Property No B3433	The Group classification (B3227) which covers the Buck's Head Inn and adjacent cottages in Napier Street is extended to include the six cottages (Nos.32-42) around the corner in Condell Street. These simple cottages of classical design were built in 1867 and 1880 for the owner of the adjacent Buck's Head Inn, Joseph Snadden. Classified: 28/02/1974	B3433	Local
Ellerslie - Cottage & Storeroom 239 Pilmer Street,, BACCHUS MARSH VIC 3340 - Property No B5548	A three roomed brick cottage of hand-made bricks, still bearing an original fire insurance plaque, and built against an even earlier cool store cum meatstore or dairy with partially hollow brick walls on Silverlock's system, the earliest example of this yet identified in Victoria: the cottage and store, in addition to a skillion on the opposite side of the store, retain shingle roofs beneath later corrugated iron; a verandah across the face of the building, which survives in part, ... more	B5548	State
Zumstein's Cottages - Zumstein's Recreation Area Grampians National Park,, HALLS GAP VIC 3381 - Property No B6500	Erected in sequence between 1930 and 1935, the Green, Blue, and Orange cottages are of regional historical significance for their association with Walter Zumstein, an early settler and farmer, and a prominent figure in the development of the Grampians for tourism. The pise cottages reflect Zumstein's skill as a builder, his keen sense of invention and improvisation, and his unyielding capacity to endure and achieve. As holiday accommodation, the cottages are significant for their ... more	B6500	Regional
Pair of Cottages 41-43 Grey Street,, EAST MELBOURNE VIC 3002 - Property No B0748	A pair of picturesque gothic cottages but with verandahs defaced. Classified: 26/10/1972 Part of East Melbourne Historic Area	B0748	Local
Cottages 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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