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2 - 8 Main Street & 790 Esplanade, MORNINGTON VIC 3931 - Property No B1246 |
The first permanent courthouse on the Mornington Peninsula, dating from 1860 and built by Vaughan & Co.and reflecting this early date in its primitive design, more reminiscent of a school. Group Classification 30.8.73 File Numbers 1970 Old Post Office 789 Esplanade & 1245 Lock-up 2 Main Street. The court house is significant within the Mornington Peninsula as the oldest court building and oldest public building in the area. It retains its original form and coupled ... more |
B1246 |
Local |
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Bet Bet Shire Town Hall
83 Broadway,, DUNOLLY VIC 3472 - Property No B3449 |
B3449 |
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27 Camp Street,, DAYLESFORD VIC 3460 - Property No B5432 |
Group Statement of Significance: A more than usually intact group of public buildings, comprising an interesting court house of 1862 with a quasi-Lombardic gable treatment; a simple police residence of 1875; a standard lock-up of 1862; and the receipt and pay office of 1875, at 17 Camp Street, remarkable for primitive verandah brackets in the form of the Aeolic capital, and for the corbelled window and door heads on the side flank. Supporting and surpassing these government ... more |
B5432 |
State |
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Tungamah Court House Museum
Argus Street,, TUNGAMAH VIC 3728 - Property No B6692 |
The former Tungamah Court House, built in 1889-90 to a design by W.F. Cazaly and G.W. Watson, is architecturally and historically significant at a local level as one of a small group of picturesque court houses in northern Victoria built in bichromatic brick with a parapeted gable interrupted by piers. The building has played an important role in the legal and social history of the area. Classified: 07/02/2000 |
B6692 |
Local |
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Court House - St. Arnaud Group Classification
5 Napier Street,, ST ARNAUD VIC 3478 - Property No B2569 |
Originally built in 1866, this brick courthouse was altered in 1888 and now exhibits elaborate verandah details typical of other courts constructed at that time. Classified: 09/03/1978 Part of Group Classification with B2874 Post Office (former), B2875 Crown Lands Office, B2877 Shire Hall & B2879 Lock-up. |
B2569 |
Local |
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730 Main Road, ELTHAM VIC 3095 - Property No B3253 |
An example of the simple form of early brick courthouse with gabled roof and porch constructed in 1860. Classified: 20/10/1977 Revised: 03/08/1998 |
B3253 |
State |
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Cnr Havelock & Clarendon Streets,, MARYBOROUGH VIC 3465 - Property No B4327 |
Built in 1891/92 this Courthouse, designed by architects Bindley and Brabin of the Public Works Department, is of Renaissance revival style, with balustraded parapets, round arch-headed windows and decorated pediments symmetrically arranged. Complimentary in style to the Town Hall opposite (1887) and harmoniously related to the adjoining Post Office (1876/77) which incorporates an earlier courthouse. Classified: 11/05/1978 Revised: 03/08/1998 Part of Group ... more |
B4327 |
State |
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Arapiles Historical Society
Main Street,, NATIMUK VIC 3409 - Property No B1984 |
A simple form of courthouse built in 1889/90 but embellished by stepped brickwork in the principal gable and by a transverse verandah with elaborate frieze and gabled end pavilions. Classified: 09/03/1978 |
B1984 |
Local |
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65 Blake Street, NATHALIA VIC 3638 - Property No B2770 |
Original hotel. licensed in 1880s, destroyed by fire 1905. New hotel built in 1906, brick with 32 rooms. Associations with M. O'Shanassy, son of Sir John O'Shanassy, three times Premier of Victoria, 1857-1863. Victoria's second premier |
B2770 |
File only |
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85 High Street,, AVOCA VIC 3467 - Property No B2330 |
A good example of a small Victorian public building with a distinct dignity. Classified: 'Regional' 09/07/1969 Revised: 03/08/1998 Group Classification (B2256) with B2331 Police Magazine; B2332 Police Residence; B2333 Lock Up. Group Statement of Significance: Important as being one of the few remaining groups of small public buildings intact. |
B2330 |
State |
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