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	Glenmona Glenmona Road,, BUNG BONG VIC 3465 - Property No B2739	'Glenmona' was established by pastoralists Hall and McNeil in 1839. Date of homestead building presumed to be before 1853. Stone single-storey homestead of random rubble stone with squared coursed stone for the principal facade. Two wings symmetrically disposed and projecting bow end walls. The first gold discovered in Victoria was located by Thomas Chapman on the McNeil and Hall sheep run 'Glenmorna' in 1848. Classifiedl: 13/05/1976	B2739	Regional
	Glenmona Bridge Old Bung Bong Bridge Beside Pyranees Higway crossing of Bet Bet Creek, , BUNG BONG VIC 3465 - Property No B7055	The second Glenmona Bridge built in 1871, is a very early locally designed and produced continuous wrought-iron lattice-girder deck-truss road bridge on bluestone-masonry abutments and piers (originally with a twin-layer diagonally-timbered deck and timber side rails, but the timber element of the superstructure has been destroyed by fire. It is historically and scientifically significant at State level. It has an important place in our bridge history. The Bung Bong site was an ... more	B7055	State

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Glenmona

Glenmona Road,, BUNG BONG VIC 3465 - Property No B2739

'Glenmona' was established by pastoralists Hall and McNeil in 1839. Date of homestead building presumed to be before 1853. Stone single-storey homestead of random rubble stone with squared coursed stone for the principal facade. Two wings symmetrically disposed and projecting bow end walls. The first gold discovered in Victoria was located by Thomas Chapman on the McNeil and Hall sheep run 'Glenmorna' in 1848. Classifiedl: 13/05/1976

B2739

Regional

Glenmona Bridge

Old Bung Bong Bridge

Beside Pyranees Higway crossing of Bet Bet Creek, , BUNG BONG VIC 3465 - Property No B7055

The second Glenmona Bridge built in 1871, is a very early locally designed and produced continuous wrought-iron lattice-girder deck-truss road bridge on bluestone-masonry abutments and piers (originally with a twin-layer diagonally-timbered deck and timber side rails, but the timber element of the superstructure has been destroyed by fire. It is historically and scientifically significant at State level. It has an important place in our bridge history. The Bung Bong site was an ... more

B7055

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