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	Kilnoorat Cemetery 541 Kilnoorat Road,, DARLINGTON VIC 3271 - Property No B3764	The Kilnoorat Cemetery began life as the Wooriwyrite homestead cemetery, with the first burial of Duncan McLaurin Oliphant in 1851. It was the earliest cemetery in the district and it served as a burial ground for labourers and their families in the area. In 1865 eight acres of land was officially selected to form the Kilnoorat Cemetery, thus beginning its life as a public cemetery. The first Trustees, Peter MacArthur, Thomas Shaw Jnr, Nicholas Cole and Martin ... more	B3764	Local
	Cottage & Entrance Gates of former Mount Noorat Homestead Glenormiston Road,, NOORAT VIC 3265 - Property No B2208	The Mount Noorat homestead was established in 1868 by pioneer Scottish-born settler Niel Black, following division of the historic Glenormiston run between original pastoral company partners Black, A S Finlay and T S Gladstone. Between 1873-76 Niel Black erected a Classic Revival mansion and entrance gates with a Gothic Revival gate and lodge and utilitarian stables/offices on the new estate, all to the design of fashionable Melbourne architect Charles Webb. The mansion was ... more	B2208	Regional

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Kilnoorat Cemetery

541 Kilnoorat Road,, DARLINGTON VIC 3271 - Property No B3764

The Kilnoorat Cemetery began life as the Wooriwyrite homestead cemetery, with the first burial of Duncan McLaurin Oliphant in 1851. It was the earliest cemetery in the district and it served as a burial ground for labourers and their families in the area. In 1865 eight acres of land was officially selected to form the Kilnoorat Cemetery, thus beginning its life as a public cemetery. The first Trustees, Peter MacArthur, Thomas Shaw Jnr, Nicholas Cole and Martin ... more

B3764

Local

Cottage & Entrance Gates of former Mount Noorat Homestead

Glenormiston Road,, NOORAT VIC 3265 - Property No B2208

The Mount Noorat homestead was established in 1868 by pioneer Scottish-born settler Niel Black, following division of the historic Glenormiston run between original pastoral company partners Black, A S Finlay and T S Gladstone. Between 1873-76 Niel Black erected a Classic Revival mansion and entrance gates with a Gothic Revival gate and lodge and utilitarian stables/offices on the new estate, all to the design of fashionable Melbourne architect Charles Webb. The mansion was ... more

B2208

Regional