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Captain Baird's Surgery - Port Fairy - Historic Area
Apothecary's Hall
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Tucker & White Undertakers
51 Cox Street, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B1487 |
This building was originally built about 1860 for Mark Tucker and Robert White, undertakers and cabinet makers. The wide opening in the front was originally used for housing the hearse. With economic downturn, the building was leased to Dr. William Loftus for use as consulting rooms. The stone building became the home and surgery of Captain John Baird, the garrison doctor in 1876 and was also used as a dispensary. After Dr Baird's death in 1891, Mark Tucker's wife, Thirza, ... more |
B1487 |
Local |
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Former Lifeboat Station - Port Fairy - Historic Area
3 Griffith Street,, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B5005 |
The Port Fairy lifeboat station has outstanding historic and demonstrative significance. It is a rare and remarkably intact reminder of the important role local oared lifeboats, with volunteer crews, played in the days of hazardous, sail-powered coastal shipping. It has a strong historic association with the economic importance of coastal shipping to Port Fairy (and other regional ports) in the 19th century, before this trade was largely destroyed by the spread of railways. ... more |
B5005 |
State |
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Former Royal Merrijig Inn - Port Fairy - Historic Area
Merrijig Inn
1 Campbell Street,, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B764 |
The Merrijig Inn was constructed in 1844 and was de-licensed in 1852 and subsequently purchased by the government for police offices. Courts sat there until 1860 and it also housed the officers of the Belfast District Road Board (from 1853) and the municipality of Belfast (from 1856-58). The two-storied section in Campbell Street was demolished c.1900 and the material was used to build shops at 62-64 Sackville Street. The Merrijig Inn is one of the oldest surviving ... more |
B0764 |
State |
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Mills' House - Port Fairy - Historic Area
Captain John Mills' Cottage
40 - 42 Gipps Street, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B1633 |
A well preserved timber cottage with open work cast iron verandah posts and elevated blue stone wall; reported to have been built by Captain John Mill, a Launceston whaler who sailed in Victorian waters from the 1820s and became harbour master at Port Fairy 1853. Mills' Cottage was erected most probably in three stages on land within James Atkinson's Special Survey and leased from him by Charles Mills and subsequently purchased by John Mills. The centre weatherboard section ... more |
B1633 |
State |
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Girteen - Port Fairy - Historic Area
Gurteen
113 Griffith Street, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B3220 |
A small pleasantly proportioned stone cottage of the 1850s. Recent additions noted. Girteen is a modest limestone cottage erected in 1855, possibly for Hooper, a local stonemason. The weatherboard skillion was added in the 1920s. The cottage is single-storied and stuccoed and symmetrically arranged with a central doorway and windows to either side, all the openings being framed by architraves. The chimneys are features as are the quoins. This modest cottage is typical ... more |
B3220 |
Local |
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Former Methodist Church - Port Fairy - Historic Area
Uniting Church
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Weslyan Church
44 James Street,, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B0337 |
The foundation stone of the Methodist Church was laid in 1855 by William Witton, a famous itinerant preacher of the Western District in the 1840s. Walter McGill, a local sculptor, executed the elaborate ornamental carvings to the facade and entrance portal. The rectangular bluestone structure is characterised by the elaborate and finely carved stone masonry of its principal facade and porch added later. Stone work to the main facade, with its round-headed windows, wreaths, ... more |
B0337 |
State |
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Common School - Port Fairy - Historic Area
44 - 46 James Street, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B1485 |
This substantial bluestone building with its fourteen Gothic windows was completed in July 1870 as a school room in the Wesleyan Church ground. The building was designed by James Scott who also superintended the works. See also File Number B0337 Uniting Church. Classified: 15/08/1963 Part of Port Fairy Historic Area. 2010 Note: Hall in good condition. |
B1485 |
Local |
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Star Of The West Hotel- Port Fairy - Historic Area
76 Sackville Street and Cnr Bank Street,, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B0336 |
This substantial two storey stone structure was erected in 1856 for John Walwyn Taylor, a West Indian negro and hotel entrepreneur. The colonial Georgian style building originally with a large timber verandah and later replaced with an iron structure, is a utilitarian design of unknown origin. One of the most notable of the many colonial Georgian style buildings in Port Fairy, it was, when completed in 1856, the largest and most commodious hotel in Western Victoria. The ... more |
B0336 |
Local |
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Oddfellows Hall - Port Fairy - Historic Area
Loyal Prince Albert Lodge Of Oddfellows
95 Sackville Street,, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B0339 |
Hall Classified: 12/05/1958 2010 Note: Converted into dwelling c. 1978 Port Fairy Historic Area Statement of Significance: Port Fairy is a natural harbour where the Moyne River enters the sea, the fourth of Victoria's coastal settlements and now the one with the greatest concentration of pre-Separation buildings. These include numbers of simple double-fronted cottages in the local limestone, imported timber, and some basalt from the nearby flows, The earliest of ... more |
B0339 |
Local |
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Motts Cottage- Port Fairy - Historic Area
Whalers Cottage
5 Sackville Street, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B1626 |
Old Seaman's cottage plus sympathetic later additions make a pleasant cottage complex. Mott's Cottage comprises buildings from three distinct periods. The origins of the building are unknown, but it is believed that part at least of the building was constructed for local stonemason John Hooper, possibly c.1850. The rear lean-to section was added possibly c.1890 and the date of the present front timber section is unknown. It may pre-date or post-date the stone section. The ... more |
B1626 |
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