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Ford House 28 Farnsworth Avenue,, PORTSEA VIC 3944 - Property No B6062	Ford House (c.1873-74) and Outbuildings (c.1850's) are of regional significance in being among the most important limestone buildings on the Mornington Peninsula. The buildings are historically important for their associations with the owner, James Sandle Ford, a limeburner, who was the earliest settler in Portsea and arguably the area's most significant pioneer who dominated the scene for some fifty years. The buildings' architectural significance lies in their limestone ... more	B6062	Regional
Gordon Ford House 141 Pitt Street,, ELTHAM VIC 3095 - Property No B1945		B1945	File only
Former Apsley House St Joseph's College , Radford House , Brigidine Convent 21-31 Dickson Street, ECHUCA VIC 3564 - Property No B1198	Origianlly built for Mr. Henry Hopwood ?1860's. Mr. Hopwood died at Apsley House in 1869. The house then became a boarding house before being purchased by the Brigidine order in 1886 for 1000 pounds. The Sisters of St. Brigid arrive in Echuca in 1886 from Tullow, Co. Carlow, Ireland. First Classified 2/7/64 Revised: Classified Local 3/8/98	B1198	Local

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Ford House

28 Farnsworth Avenue,, PORTSEA VIC 3944 - Property No B6062

Ford House (c.1873-74) and Outbuildings (c.1850's) are of regional significance in being among the most important limestone buildings on the Mornington Peninsula. The buildings are historically important for their associations with the owner, James Sandle Ford, a limeburner, who was the earliest settler in Portsea and arguably the area's most significant pioneer who dominated the scene for some fifty years. The buildings' architectural significance lies in their limestone ... more

B6062

Regional

Gordon Ford House

141 Pitt Street,, ELTHAM VIC 3095 - Property No B1945

B1945

File only

Former Apsley House

St Joseph's College , Radford House , Brigidine Convent

21-31 Dickson Street, ECHUCA VIC 3564 - Property No B1198

Origianlly built for Mr. Henry Hopwood ?1860's. Mr. Hopwood died at Apsley House in 1869. The house then became a boarding house before being purchased by the Brigidine order in 1886 for 1000 pounds. The Sisters of St. Brigid arrive in Echuca in 1886 from Tullow, Co. Carlow, Ireland. First Classified 2/7/64 Revised: Classified Local 3/8/98

B1198

Local