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Lodge Of Invergowrie (Former)- St James Park Historic Area
8 Palmer Place, HAWTHORN VIC 3122 - Property No B1012 |
The former Invergowrie Lodge was constructed sometime between the years 1861-1871 as a gatehouse to Sir James Palmer's estate, then known as "Burwood". It is believed that the building was erected at the new entry to the estate formed after the excavation of Burwood Road and the building of the Hawthorn Bridge in c.1861. Following the death of Palmer in 1871, the estate was acquired by the theatrical entrepreneur, George Coppin, who subdivided the estate and the lodge ... more |
B1012 |
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21 Coppin Grove, HAWTHORN VIC 3122 - Property No B1015 |
Invergowrie was built after 1845 for businessman and politician Sir James Palmer. The rambling bluestone house, on an elevated site, has been extensively extended and harmoniously altered, externally. The slate roofed, single storied, (originally with attic), house, features projecting gabled wings with bargeboards, decorated dormer windows, oriels and a bellcote. The old dining room and its joinery are most distinguished. Invergowrie is an early house in the uncommon ... more |
B1015 |
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63-65 Gowrie Street, GLENROY VIC 3046 - Property No B1506 |
Gowrie at 53-65 Gowrie Street, Glenroy, was erected in 1855 for James Robertson on part of a Crown pre-emptive right acquired in 1848 by Scottish immigrant pastoralists, James Robertson and cousin Alexander Gibb, and subsequently divided c. 1850 into two homesteads runs. The one and a half storey basalt house is constructed with slate roof, prominent gable dormers and dressed stonework quoins and copings in the style of Scottish farmhouse vernacular. Gowrie is one of the ... more |
B1506 |
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Former Guest House
17-23 Scott Wynd, BLAIRGOWRIE VIC 3942 - Property No B2357 |
Blairgowrie House is a single storey villa with tower, built in the 1870s on an elevated site by an unknown owner. The house is asymmetrically arranged with a gabled wing to each face. Construction is of random coursed limestone with a slate roof, timber verandah and rendered chimneys, eaved and string courses and window sills. The eaves brackets, gable and tower details are distinctive. Blairgowrie House is a distinctively planned and detailed house in the Italianate ... more |
B2357 |
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Binney Street, EUROA VIC 3666 - Property No B5172 |
B5172 |
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21 Coppin Grove, HAWTHORN VIC 3122 - Property No G13118 |
File note 02/03/2012: G13118 amalgamated & filed with B1015. |
G13118 |
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