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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Houses 70-74 Elgin Street,, HAWTHORN VIC 3122 - Property No B3854	Built 1875-77. All three owned by Henry Carter who lived in No. 70 until his death in 1890s and occupied by his family until the 1940s. No. 72 demolished c.1977.	B3854	File only
Semi-Detached Houses 642-644 Lygon Street,, CARLTON VIC 3053 - Property No B2346	Reasonably pleasant architecture. Acknowledged as a good example of the period with interesting detail - unusual in this district. Classified:09/07/1969	B2346	Local
Coach House & Stables 33 Walsh Street, (rear), SOUTH YARRA VIC 3141 - Property No B5569		B5569	File only
Graff's Farmhouse - Westgarthtown Group Classification 1 Thomas Street, THOMASTOWN VIC 3074 - Property No B3041	Statement for Westgarthtown Group classification. (A portion of the original 640 acres bounded on the east by Mount View Road, on the south by Pioneer Court and the Main Street Reserve, on the west by a line west of and parallel with Gardenia Road (to take in 127 Gardenia Road and by Balmain Court, and on the north by a line east from the head of Balmain Court) to the angle of Kalara Close, and thence to Mount View Road, and being part of the original square mile.) The ... more	B3041	State
Former Glasgow House - Rushworth Historic Area 43 High Street,, RUSHWORTH VIC 3612 - Property No B4766	The original building on this site was a timber general store established in 1858 by John Galloway Stewart and called Glasgow House because of his Scottish connections. The present building was erected for John's son James Burt Stewart, a solicitor, for his own office along with three shops. The building was designed by A E Castles and built by D Crowthers, a local contractor in 1911, (not 1880 as shown on the central pediment). The single storey building was constructed of ... more	B4766	Regional
Court House - Beechworth Historic Area Ford Street,, BEECHWORTH VIC 3747 - Property No B0385	The granite courthouse built in 1858 with double height gabled courtroom, flanked in 1857 by lower parapeted wings, and entered through a central projecting porch. The building is a very important element in the Classified Group embracing the smaller adjoining government offices. Also part of Group Classification (B2615)with Forests Office, Lands Office, Police Lock-up & Police Station. Classified: 09/04/1959 Historic Area Statement of Significance: Beechworth is a ... more	B0385	State
Court House - Port Fairy Historic Area Port Fairy Historical Society 30 Gipps Street,, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B0343	The Courthouse was built in 1859-60 by James Mason to a design by the Public Works Department, and is of fine quality Grey Volcanic Stone, cut and tooled with excellent craftsmanship. Over the years it has been virtually untouched and remains a superb example of an early courthouse, perfectly axial, with a fine strong central pediment over an arcaded open vestibule. The Architect is believed to have been James Balmain. The original building has only a small stone porch ... more	B0343	National
Mortat Homestead, Meathouse & Stables Horsham/Apsley Road,, GOROKE VIC 3412 - Property No B1891	Homestead and Meat House Statement of Significance: Large two-storey homestead built for David Affleck before 1864 in sandstone ashlar; later additions and alterations include unsympathetic verandah and balcony detail. Interesting meat house. Stables Statement of Significance: Early small stable building of slab construction. Classified: 'Regional' 24/01/1974 Revised: 03/08/1998	B1891	Local
House with Shop A J Locke Stationer Ireland Street,, BRIGHT VIC 3741 - Property No B0705	Built c.1870. Classified: 'Local' 06/06/1961 Demolished by 1971.	B0705	Demolished
Heape Court Warehouses - Group Classification Cooper's Warehouse , Pynsent's First Store , Pynsent's Second Store 303 - 305 Elizabeth Street & 359 - 365 Little Lonsdale Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6125	Heape Court Warehouses, dating from the early 1850s,is an important surviving examples of a nineteenth century commercial laneway precinct. It contains two rare examples of gold-rush period warehouses, the 1854 brick Pynsent's Second Store and Cooper's Blacksmith Shop at the rear of 361-5 Little Lonsdale Street, and the 1853 bluestone Pynsent's First Store at 303-305 Elizabeth Street constructed by the notable firm of James Lawrence & son. The laneway also contains the ... more	B6125	State

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