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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Belltower, Maryborough Fire Station Cnr Neill & Wellington Streets,, MARYBOROUGH VIC 3465 - Property No B3632	A square brick bell-tower built in 1888 for the Maryborough Volunteer Fire Brigade, with a most unusual timber superstructure. Foundation stone laid on 2nd April 1888 by Thomas Casey, Captain of the Maryborough Volunteer Fire Brigade. Classified: 21/08/1975 Group Classification see also B4327,B23 Town Hall & B2731 Post Office.	B3632	Regional
Fire Station 58 View Street,, BENDIGO VIC 3550 - Property No B3585	A two-storey brick building of 1899 with elaborate neo-classic rendered ornament; architect William Beebe. The easterly extension in plain brickwork is excluded from the Classification. Classified: 02/06/1977 Revised: 03/08/1998	B3585	State
Fire Station (Former) Turncock's Residence Cnr Inkerman & Napier Streets, ST ARNAUD VIC 3478 - Property No B2878	Interesting preserved example of Victorian architecture of the 1890s (fence Included). Part of Group Classification with File Number 2964 Stand Pipe.	B2878	Local
Stawell Fire Station Bryne Street,, STAWELL VIC 3380 - Property No B6354	The Stawell Fire Station in Byrne Street, Stawell is constructed of timber and polychrome brick. The building was erected in two stages. The belltower in 1880 and the remainder of the fire station in 1883. The building is of state significance historically, culturally and architecturally. Historically & culturally, the complex represents the result of the foresight, devotion and dedication of the local community to provide their area with a substantial tower and building to ... more	B6354	State
Former Fire Station 44 Macquarie Street,, PRAHRAN VIC 3181 - Property No B4857	This place is not yet classified by the Trust, but may be in the future. It is however listed at the State level by the State Government body Heritage Victoria, giving it statutory protection. Details can be found at www.heritage.vic.gov.au, by clicking on the Heritage Register Online, and searching using the "H" number given above.	B4857	File only
Fire Station Curzon Street,, NORTH MELBOURNE VIC 3051 - Property No B5344		B5344	File only
Former Eastern Hill Fire Station Fire Brigade Headquarters 48 Gisborne Street, EAST MELBOURNE VIC 3002 - Property No B3262	Built in 1893 by Thos Cockram & Co to competition winning design of architects Smith and Johnson. The 150 ft. tower, with glass look-out and lower balcony which dominated the city skyline for half a century and the colonnaded facade from which the fire-engines dramatically emerged have remained important civic features. The classification includes the tower and the two-storey building along the Victoria Parade front and extending around the Gisborne Street ... more	B3262	State
Fire Station 66 - 68 William Street,, HAWTHORN VIC 3122 - Property No B5657	A successful and largely intact Edwardian Freestyle fire station of 1910 by the prominent architects Oakden & Ballantyne, distinguished by its deeply set arched vehicle entrances complete with folding doors, its valuable Art Nouveau wrought iron details and, as counterpoint to the bold asymmetry of the station, the bland proto-Modern residential section adjoining. Classified: 12/12/1985	B5657	State
Former Carlton Fire Station 650-656 Swanston Street,, CARLTON VIC 3053 - Property No B6800	Fire Station No 3 was designed by Cedric Haese Ballantyne and built 1927-29 in a late Edwardian Baroque manner. It is still functioning, its accommodation occupied, is in very good condition and is remarkably intact and unaltered. Other than Eastern Hill, it is probably the largest Metropolitan Fire Brigade (MFB) Station. It has state historical significance as the representative embodiment of the inimitable work practices and way of life of the MFB and particularly of the period ... more	B6800	State
Former Ringwood Fire Station 255 Maroondah Highway,, RINGWOOD VIC 3134 - Property No B6894	The former Ringwood Fire Station, designed by important architect Cedric Ballantyne, and completed in 1930, is of local architectural and historical significance. It is notable as one of a group of distinctive fire stations designed in the 1920s by Cedric Ballantyne, an architect best known as the designer of the Regent & Plaza Theatres. The stations are interesting for their combination of Old English details such as red-brick walls, low projecting eaves, terra-cotta ... more	B6894	Local

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