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	Mulberry Hill 395 Golf Links Road,, LANGWARRIN SOUTH VIC 3911 - Property No B3485	What is significant ? Mulberry Hill was built as the country home of Sir Daryl and Lady Joan Lindsay in 1926-27. Sir Daryl was to become well known as an artist, Director of the National Gallery of Victoria 1941-56, and as a founder and early leading figure in the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) in the mid 1950s. Lady Joan Lindsay became a well-known author, whose most famous work was Picnic at Hanging Rock, written whilst living at the house. Both were from ... more	B3485	State
	Mulberry Hill Golf Links Road, BAXTER VIC 3911 - Property No L10013	This excellently sited property with fine views across an undulating pastoral landscape is of significance due both to its combination of built and natural landscape elements and its cultural relevance. An understanding of the contribution of both Sir Daryl and Lady Lindsay to the development of aspects of Australian culture adds to the overall appreciation of the importance of this property. See also B3485	L10013	Local

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Mulberry Hill

395 Golf Links Road,, LANGWARRIN SOUTH VIC 3911 - Property No B3485

What is significant ? Mulberry Hill was built as the country home of Sir Daryl and Lady Joan Lindsay in 1926-27. Sir Daryl was to become well known as an artist, Director of the National Gallery of Victoria 1941-56, and as a founder and early leading figure in the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) in the mid 1950s. Lady Joan Lindsay became a well-known author, whose most famous work was Picnic at Hanging Rock, written whilst living at the house. Both were from ... more

B3485

State

Mulberry Hill

Golf Links Road, BAXTER VIC 3911 - Property No L10013

This excellently sited property with fine views across an undulating pastoral landscape is of significance due both to its combination of built and natural landscape elements and its cultural relevance. An understanding of the contribution of both Sir Daryl and Lady Lindsay to the development of aspects of Australian culture adds to the overall appreciation of the importance of this property. See also B3485

L10013

Local