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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former Tarqua & Stables Lirrewa 1-3 Lirrewa Grove,, CAULFIELD VIC 3162 - Property No B3316	A suburban villa of 1877 distinguished by such unusual details as the decorative timber verandah valence and brackets, and the Tudor/Dutch hall arches and stable gablet. Classified: 15/03/1973	B3316	Local
Former Theaden Homestead The Den Museum Precinct, 67 Piper Street,, KYNETON VIC 3444 - Property No B2406	Theaden homestead was erected in the 1840s (either by T.B. Alexander, or George Simmonds if after 1845), on run 150 Western Port District. Alexander acquired the land in 1838, and called it The Den (Theaden). It was bought by George Simmonds in 1845. The homestead was moved and reconstructed at the Kyneton Museum site at 67 Piper Street in 1969. Considerable material had to be replaced, but it is a fine example of the type of building in the area from 1837-1860. It consists of two ... more	B2406	File only
Former Telegraph Hotell 17 Ann Street, Cnr Aitken Street,, WILLIAMSTOWN VIC 3016 - Property No B4249		B4249	File only
Former Town Hall 16 Sydney Street,, KILMORE VIC 3764 - Property No B0372	An ornate rendered facade of 1894 with attached Corinthian pilasters and lengths of balustrading repeated on ground and first floor balconettes and in the crest-surmounted roof parapet. Classified: 15/05/1975	B0372	Regional
Former T. Robinson Implement Works 210-220 Hall Street,, SPOTSWOOD VIC 3015 - Property No B6322	Robinson's implement works is of state significance as a rare surviving nineteenth century industrial complex of timber frame with corrugated iron cladding and neo-Classical facade. The structure demonstrated the importance of the agricultural implement industry in Melbourne in the late nineteenth century and the prominent position of Robinson as one of the largest and oldest agricultural implement manufacturers in Australia. The degree of ornamentation on the facade is highly ... more	B6322	State
Former Tungamah Court House 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
Former Toorak House Swedish Church 21 St Georges Road,, TOORAK VIC 3142 - Property No B0226	Toorak House, constructed c.1848-51, was designed by architect Samuel Jackson and erected for but never occupied by wealthy Melbourne merchant James Jackson. The asymmetrical, rectangular plan two storey brick and stucco Italianate style mansion, complete with dominant tower and ground floor colonnade was leased and then extravagantly extended as the residence of the Governor of Victoria from 1854-74. Toorak House is of special historical importance as the first substantial ... more	B0226	National
Former Temperance Hall Roger Street,, HEXHAM VIC 3273 - Property No B2276	An early building with interesting stonework. Classified: 20/08/1969.	B2276	Local
Former Toorak Presbyterian Church Toorak Uniting Church 603 Toorak Road,, TOORAK VIC 3142 - Property No B3640	An imposing church in Barrabool sandstone with Camaru limestone dressings, designed by Reed and Barnes and built in 1875-6 with the addition of second transepts in 1888-89 designed by J F Smart. The building, of complex plan, includes a tall tower and broach spire, with flanking stair turret, nave and aisles, crossing fleche, double transepts and apse. The spacious interior includes cedar fittings and impressive stained glass window by Ferguson & Urie and others. Classified: ... more	B3640	Local
Former The Volunteer Arms Hotel Market Hotel 51 William Street,, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B4238	A two-storey bluestone structure with a stucco street facade erected c 1870 as the Volunteer Arms Hotel. to replace a timber building which was licensed in 1868. The name of the hotel was changed to the Market Hotel in 1873. The building has been used as a private residence since the 1920s. This stone structure has a rendered facade, upon which some of the original washed coatings and lines simulating stone blocks are still visible. Features of the Conservative Classical ... more	B4238	Local

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