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Image	Name	Detail	File number	Level
	Gymnocladus dioica Kentucky Coffee Tree Hamilton Botanic Gardens Cnr of French, Kennedy, Martin and Thompson Streets, HAMILTON VIC 3300 - Property No T11691	Contribution to landscape Rare or localised: These trees are the only known examples in cultivation in Victoria. Unfortunately both trees have been overcrowded and have not developed an attractive form. A feature of the tree is the very large double-pinnate leaves, some up to 75cm long. Male and female trees. An oblong pod (8.3cm) is produced and the seeds have been used as a coffee substitute. Native to eastern USA. Jan 2013. Main tree has been removed. ... more	T11691	State
	Former Supreme Court Gymnasium, Bendigo High School 40 Gaol Road, BENDIGO VIC 3550 - Property No B3161	Shell of former Sandhurst Courthouse of 1858, in rendered masonry in simple classic style with two-storey central block and single storey rooms on either side. The remaining front section to approximately 30 feet back from the front facade and the shell of the former Courtroom constitutes the Recorded building, all else is excluded. Classified: 02/06/1977	B3161	State

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Gymnocladus dioica

Kentucky Coffee Tree

Hamilton Botanic Gardens Cnr of French, Kennedy, Martin and Thompson Streets, HAMILTON VIC 3300 - Property No T11691

Contribution to landscape Rare or localised: These trees are the only known examples in cultivation in Victoria. Unfortunately both trees have been overcrowded and have not developed an attractive form. A feature of the tree is the very large double-pinnate leaves, some up to 75cm long. Male and female trees. An oblong pod (8.3cm) is produced and the seeds have been used as a coffee substitute. Native to eastern USA. Jan 2013. Main tree has been removed. ... more

T11691

State

Former Supreme Court

Gymnasium, Bendigo High School

40 Gaol Road, BENDIGO VIC 3550 - Property No B3161

Shell of former Sandhurst Courthouse of 1858, in rendered masonry in simple classic style with two-storey central block and single storey rooms on either side. The remaining front section to approximately 30 feet back from the front facade and the shell of the former Courtroom constitutes the Recorded building, all else is excluded. Classified: 02/06/1977

B3161

State