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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Post Office 2a Wellington Street, FLEMINGTON VIC 3031 - Property No B2778	A unique building of unusual design with many distinctive features worthy of attention, such as its picturesque form, elaborate stucco panels, richly decorated cornice with "corbelled" arcades, a tower (and crescent moon pinnacle) suggestive of 13-16 century Persian tombs, an interior with a curved counter under a straight screen of arches, and delicate stained glass roundels featuring different birds treated in a naturalistic manner. The window openings are a special feature of the ... more	B2778	State
Former Ballarat Post Office University of Ballarat Arts Campus 2 Lydiard Street and Cnr Sturt Street,, BALLARAT CENTRAL VIC 3350 - Property No B0289	This is the third Post Office constructed on or near this site. This building was designed by the Public Works Department in two stages. The principal building facing Sturt Street was opened on 28 November 1864. The Lydiard Street section, (formerly Public Offices and Tower was commenced in 1885) Subsequent alterations have occured: the colonade on the south facade was filled in by 1912 and the ramps to the central entrance changed to two ramps serving the two end openings, ... more	B0289	State
Post Office 4 Albert Street,, CRESWICK VIC 3363 - Property No B2614	Built c. 1862 and added to in 1887. Interior panelling of note. Two-storey brick building.	B2614	File only
Post Office - Little Hampton Daylesford Road (off),, LITTLE HAMPTON VIC 3458 - Property No B2725		B2725	File only
Post Office Cnr Michael Place & McCartin Street,, LEONGATHA VIC 3953 - Property No B4964		B4964	File only
Former Post Office Ely Estate, Calder Highway,, KEILOR VIC 3036 - Property No B2340	Classified: 'Local' 23/07/1969 Demolished April 1970	B2340	Demolished
Former Post Office Newport TAFE 1 Parker Street & Cnr Cole Street,, WILLIAMSTOWN VIC 3016 - Property No B2737	The oldest Post Office building in Victoria and was, at the time of its erection, one of the largest and most important, as it was the centre of the Maritime mail. Built in 1859 to a Public Works Department design, it was a simple, slate-roofed, two-storey stone structure with stucco facades and with a single-storey verandah facing Hobsons Bay. The first floor provided living quarters for the Postmaster; the ground floor contained kitchen and mail room. Extensions in 1895 ... more	B2737	Local
Post Office 256 Hare Street,, ECHUCA VIC 3564 - Property No B2734	Built in 1877 with a clock and bell tower. Cement-rendered brick with slate tile roof in Italianate style. No longer used as a post office. Classified : 22/04/1971 Part of Historic Area Classified: 07/07/1969 (Hare/Heygarth commercial precinct)	B2734	Local
Post Office - Clunes Bailey Street, CLUNES VIC 3370 - Property No B1055	Built 1879 by Messrs Lewis and Roberts.Replaced a smaller PO built in 1861. The building of a much larger edifice is indicative of the rapid expansion of the town. The population peaked in the 1870's as a result of deep-lead mining and the coming of the railway in 1874. The building is of signifance as a well-executed example of public Renaissance Revival design; as an indicator of the prosperioty of the Clunes goldfields area and a key element in the historic township ... more	B1055	State
Post Office - Castelmaine Historic Area 204 Barker Street and Cnr Littleton Street,, CASTLEMAINE VIC 3450 - Property No B0309	The Post Office is a large, two storey building erected in 1873-74 to the designs of the Public Works Department of Victoria. This replaced a neighbouring bluestone structure of circa 1852. Symmetrical in arrangement, the stuccoed structure features an arcaded side, with clock tower (with locally cast bell) to the other facade. Smooth rustication and hoods are features. The Post Office is a landmark and an important part of the historic townscape of Castlemaine, has historical ... more	B0309	State

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