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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former Court House MUIOOF Lodge Midland Highway,, HUNTLY VIC 3551 - Property No B5769	A brick courthouse built in 1874 but closed in 1915. The form of the building is simple but the entry porch has clusters of timber posts and lattice frieze. The interior retains its original courtroom fittings and in this respect is superior to its virtual twin at Steiglitz. Classified: 11/12/1986 Revised: 03/08/1998	B5769	State
Former Court House & Police Station 2 Hamilton Street,, GISBORNE VIC 3437 - Property No B2086	Two storey rendered courthouse of 1858 with whipped slate roof and flanking lower wings originally incorporating the police station. Group includes brick stables and bluestone lock-up built at rear in 1861. Classified: 20/10/1977	B2086	Local
Former Court House Emily Street,, SEYMOUR VIC 3660 - Property No B3808		B3808	File only
Former Court House Taverner Street,, BACCHUS MARSH VIC 3340 - Property No B4294		B4294	File only
Former Court House Faraday Street,, TARADALE VIC 3447 - Property No B4365		B4365	File only
Former Court House - Koroit Historic Area Boundary Road East,, KOROIT VIC 3282 - Property No B1813	Individual Statement of Significance: One of rural Victoria's most substantial churches, built by the large Irish community in the district and comparable in style with several churches by Pugin in Ireland. Of bluestone with Freestone dressings built in two stages. The first section, comprising the chancel and eastern bays of the nave, was designed by W W Wardell and built in 1867-70, with the remaining section of the nave, tower and incomplete spire added in 1914-16 to the design ... more	B1813	Regional
Former Court House, Post Office & Police Station Cnr High Street & Cotham Road,, KEW VIC 3101 - Property No B5560	The earliest and finest complex of public buildings in the English "Queen Anne" manner in Victoria, the Kew Post Office Court House and Police Station were erected in 1887 to designs prepared in the Victorian Public Works Department by J H Harvey, under the supervision of G W Watson in December 1886. Classified: 18/09/1986 Revised: 03/08/1998	B5560	State
Former Court House - Group Classification 28 Shaw Street,, MORTLAKE VIC 3272 - Property No B2275	Individual Statement of Significance: A simple bluestone court house of 1864 without the two customary flanking wings and with simple skillion-roofed entry porch. Court House Classified: 'Local' 20/08/1969 Group Statement of Significance: A distinguished group of three small civic buildings, now abandoned, consisting of Court House, Shire Offices and Post Office, built between 1864 and 1880. Construction is of basalt ashlar with the dominant, centrally placed, ... more	B2275	Local
Former Court House Community Arts Centre , Former Shire Hall , Keilor Community Arts Centre 777 Calder Freeway,, KEILOR VIC 3036 - Property No B3754	A bluestone hall of local historical and social significance as the earliest surviving Central Victorian Court House from the Public Works Department's post 1859 programme and as a focus of judicial and civic activity in Keilor since that date. It has served variously as a Court House, Municipal Offices and Community Centre. Despite a number of later additions and renovations, including later cement rendering, the Keilor Court House demonstrates an early and unusually simple ... more	B3754	Local
Former Court House Princes Highway,, STRATFORD VIC 3862 - Property No B4973		B4973	File only

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