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	Hop Kilns Mossiface/SwanReach Road,, MOSSIFACE VIC 3885 - Property No B4026	The Mossiface site consists of three buildings of historical interest. They all date from the early 1880s. (a) A large rectangular wooden building consisting of a cooling-storage-packing shed and two kilns. The drying apparatus (consisting of brick furnaces, wooden scaffolding of the drying funnels, bricks which line the funnels, and drying racks) of both kilns are in good condition. A large nineteenth century iron screw press for bailing hops is located in its original position ... more	B4026	Local
	Madresfield Hop Kilns Mitchell River Road,, BAIRNSDALE VIC 3875 - Property No B3382	A large rectangular building dating from c1882 and built for J A Taylor, a Bairnsdale hop proprietor. The building, which is located a few hundred metres from the Mitchell River, consists of a long two tiered cooling-storage-packing shed and three kilns. The exterior walls of the whole are made from an unusual construction material (clay-gravel mixture) but are in poor condition. The drying apparatus (consisting of brick furnaces, wooden scaffolding of the drying funnels, ... more	B3382	Demolished

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Hop Kilns

Mossiface/SwanReach Road,, MOSSIFACE VIC 3885 - Property No B4026

The Mossiface site consists of three buildings of historical interest. They all date from the early 1880s. (a) A large rectangular wooden building consisting of a cooling-storage-packing shed and two kilns. The drying apparatus (consisting of brick furnaces, wooden scaffolding of the drying funnels, bricks which line the funnels, and drying racks) of both kilns are in good condition. A large nineteenth century iron screw press for bailing hops is located in its original position ... more

B4026

Local

Madresfield Hop Kilns

Mitchell River Road,, BAIRNSDALE VIC 3875 - Property No B3382

A large rectangular building dating from c1882 and built for J A Taylor, a Bairnsdale hop proprietor. The building, which is located a few hundred metres from the Mitchell River, consists of a long two tiered cooling-storage-packing shed and three kilns. The exterior walls of the whole are made from an unusual construction material (clay-gravel mixture) but are in poor condition. The drying apparatus (consisting of brick furnaces, wooden scaffolding of the drying funnels, ... more

B3382

Demolished