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	Red Brick Barn at 'Muntham' Glenelg Highway,, CARAPOOK VIC 3312 - Property No B1815	The pastoral run 'Muntham' was established by Victoria's first permanent settlers, the Henty Brothers, in 1837, at the junction of the Glenelg and Wannon Rivers. Edward Henty developed this property into the principal Western District horse and cattle stud of the 1850's. The one and a half storey barn, constructed of hand made red bricks on stone foundations at an unknown date, but possibly the late 1840's, served as a store house on the station. The Red Brick Barn is located on ... more	B1815	Regional
	Muntham Glenelg Highway,, CARAPOOK VIC 3312 - Property No B1819	'The pastoral run "Mutham' was established by Victoria's first permanent settlers, the Henty Brothers, in 1837 at the junction of the Glenelg and Wannon Rivers. The first primitive hut, with attic and stone cellar, was considerably expanded by Edward Henty prior to 1844, using hand split weatherboards and shingles as cladding. A new kitchen wing was added in 1907, and the bay front extension in 1922. Muntham' homestead is one of the oldest established, continuously occupied ... more	B1819	State

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Red Brick Barn at 'Muntham'

Glenelg Highway,, CARAPOOK VIC 3312 - Property No B1815

The pastoral run 'Muntham' was established by Victoria's first permanent settlers, the Henty Brothers, in 1837, at the junction of the Glenelg and Wannon Rivers. Edward Henty developed this property into the principal Western District horse and cattle stud of the 1850's. The one and a half storey barn, constructed of hand made red bricks on stone foundations at an unknown date, but possibly the late 1840's, served as a store house on the station. The Red Brick Barn is located on ... more

B1815

Regional

Muntham

Glenelg Highway,, CARAPOOK VIC 3312 - Property No B1819

'The pastoral run "Mutham' was established by Victoria's first permanent settlers, the Henty Brothers, in 1837 at the junction of the Glenelg and Wannon Rivers. The first primitive hut, with attic and stone cellar, was considerably expanded by Edward Henty prior to 1844, using hand split weatherboards and shingles as cladding. A new kitchen wing was added in 1907, and the bay front extension in 1922. Muntham' homestead is one of the oldest established, continuously occupied ... more

B1819

State