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	Kamesburgh House & Garden ANZAC Hostel 74 - 104 North Road,, BRIGHTON VIC 3186 - Property No B0498	The 20 room villa residence, Kamesburgh, was built for the merchant William Kerr Thomson in 1873-4 on part of Dendy's Crown Special Survey. Lloyd Tayler was the architect and David Mitchell the contract builder. With extensions, the building was cited in the 1884 rate book as of 40 rooms. The property remained a domestic dwelling until the ownership of the prominent pastoralist, financier and politician Duncan McBryde. In 1918 negotations by the Repatriation Department led ... more	B0498	State
	Kamesburgh Garden ANZAC Hostel 74 - 104 North Road, BRIGHTON VIC 3186 - Property No G13075	Kamesburgh (now Anzac Hostel), the residence erected in 1873-74 to a design of noted architect Lloyd Tayler and the garden laid out from this time, the mansion enlarged in 1884, the property sold in 1918 and used for a repatriation hostel and, with slightly truncated grounds, still retained for that use, is of State significance: - as a city mansion garden; its main attributes are its large allotment (despite reduction from its former size) and mansion residence, gate ... more	G13075	State

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Kamesburgh House & Garden

ANZAC Hostel

74 - 104 North Road,, BRIGHTON VIC 3186 - Property No B0498

The 20 room villa residence, Kamesburgh, was built for the merchant William Kerr Thomson in 1873-4 on part of Dendy's Crown Special Survey. Lloyd Tayler was the architect and David Mitchell the contract builder. With extensions, the building was cited in the 1884 rate book as of 40 rooms. The property remained a domestic dwelling until the ownership of the prominent pastoralist, financier and politician Duncan McBryde. In 1918 negotations by the Repatriation Department led ... more

B0498

State

Kamesburgh Garden

ANZAC Hostel

74 - 104 North Road, BRIGHTON VIC 3186 - Property No G13075

Kamesburgh (now Anzac Hostel), the residence erected in 1873-74 to a design of noted architect Lloyd Tayler and the garden laid out from this time, the mansion enlarged in 1884, the property sold in 1918 and used for a repatriation hostel and, with slightly truncated grounds, still retained for that use, is of State significance: - as a city mansion garden; its main attributes are its large allotment (despite reduction from its former size) and mansion residence, gate ... more

G13075

State