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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Henty Cottage 15 Ridge Road,, OLINDA VIC 3788 - Property No B2663	Henty cottage came originally from the rear of' Offington' 499 St Kilda Road, Melbourne. It was moved to Brighton in August 1971 and to Olinda in 1972. Believed to have been imported, partly built, from England. The cottage was extensively damaged by fire on 09/12/2004. Only a portion of the exterior fabric remains. Classified:10/12/1970 'Offington' was built for Edward Henty who died there in 1878. The house was converted to flats in 1920, with 16 rooms added, ... more	B2663	Local
Henty Plough - Historical Society Museum Cliff Street,, PORTLAND VIC 3305 - Property No B2494	Believed taken to Tasmania from Scotland as part of the cargo of the 'Thistle' and later brought from Launceston to Portland, again by the 'Thistle'. On 6 December 1834 it was used to turn the first sod in Victoria in the vicinity of Bentinck Street, between Julia and Henty Streets. On display, History House, Portland. Not able to be classified: 06/08/1970 The Committee adopted a policy of not classifying objects in museum collections	B2494	File only
Former Henty Wool Store 82A Whyte Street, COLERAINE VIC 3315 - Property No B3617	A single storey corner shop built before 1870 for Stephen G Henty & Co for the sale of hardware and station supplies, verandah added 1902. Classified: 13/11/1975	B3617	Local
Tarring Henty House Ruyton Girls School 12 Selbourne Road,, KEW VIC 3101 - Property No B3280	Tarring, constructed in 1872 and now known as henty House at Ruyton Gerl's School, is important as an early and successful example of polychromatic brickwork. The building has important associations with the Henty family and Henry Henty in particular. Henry was a leading Victorian merchant. The residence was originally named Tarring after the village in Sussex from where the Henty family originated. Henty's House is important for its association with Ruyton, a very important ... more	B3280	Local
Round House Henty House 581 Nepean Highway,, FRANKSTON VIC 3199 - Property No B6284	Known locally as the "Round House", the Henty House in Frankston is of national significance as being one of the best known examples in Australia of the 1950s passion amongst a small group of Melbourne architects for simple, solid, but functional, geometric form which has been ideally tailored to its site, in terms of view, sun and position within the landscape. The Henty House is also significant as its architect, Roy Grounds (later Sir Roy), was the leading protagonist in this ... more	B6284	National
House Hotel Henty Bentinck Street,, PORTLAND VIC 3305 - Property No B0865		B0865	File only