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Image	Name	Detail	File number	Level
	Morongo Former Presbyterian Girls' School 205 Ballarat Road,, BELL POST HILL VIC 3215 - Property No B0804	Two-storey mansion with single-storey wings built of bluestone with quoins, window architraves, and parapet (from which cornice has been removed) of dressed freestone, central stone porch with paired columns and timber veranda (now lacking its decorative detail) across front and around sides. Built in 1859 for pastoralist John Calvert, architect J.L. Shaw; since 1927 part of Morongo Presbyterian Girls College; alterations and additions since that date are excluded. Classified: ... more	B0804	State
	Bell - Morongo Presbyterian Girls College Kardinia International School 205 Ballarat Road,, BELL POST HILL VIC 3215 - Property No B3275	Cast by T & M Woolley, corner of King and Goerge Street (NB mis-spelling of George) Sydney. Anthony Cowie and David Stead took up land near Geelong c. 1837 where the bell was hung on a post and used to call the stationhands to meals and possibly as an alarm. It gave the name of Bell Post Hill to the area. Classified:05/07/1973 Revised: 03/08/1998	B3275	State

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Morongo

Former Presbyterian Girls' School

205 Ballarat Road,, BELL POST HILL VIC 3215 - Property No B0804

Two-storey mansion with single-storey wings built of bluestone with quoins, window architraves, and parapet (from which cornice has been removed) of dressed freestone, central stone porch with paired columns and timber veranda (now lacking its decorative detail) across front and around sides. Built in 1859 for pastoralist John Calvert, architect J.L. Shaw; since 1927 part of Morongo Presbyterian Girls College; alterations and additions since that date are excluded. Classified: ... more

B0804

State

Bell - Morongo Presbyterian Girls College

Kardinia International School

205 Ballarat Road,, BELL POST HILL VIC 3215 - Property No B3275

Cast by T & M Woolley, corner of King and Goerge Street (NB mis-spelling of George) Sydney. Anthony Cowie and David Stead took up land near Geelong c. 1837 where the bell was hung on a post and used to call the stationhands to meals and possibly as an alarm. It gave the name of Bell Post Hill to the area. Classified:05/07/1973 Revised: 03/08/1998

B3275

State