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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former Cable Tram Engine Shed 357-361 City Road,, SOUTH MELBOURNE VIC 3205 - Property No B3938	A large single-storey building decorated in polychromatic brick work. Constructed in 1889 as the engine house for the Port Melbourne and South Melbourne cable tram systems and subsequently redeveloped for other purposes. The building is one of the better preserved of the seven surviving separate engine houses in Melbourne, the largest surviving artefact associated with the cable system in this part of the city. It isa reminder both of an earlier form of transport and the extent of ... more	B3938	Regional
Yarra Pier Cargo Shed Yarra Pier Outer End,, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B5643		B5643	File only
Old Woolshed 4622 Warrnambool-Penshurst Road,, PENSHURST VIC 3289 - Property No B2126	Kolor Woolshed at Teringa, formerly part of J J Twomey's Kolor of Purdeet pastoral lease, and now annexed from the original property through closer subdivision, was erected c 1868. Built of local squared coursed basalt, the plan is arranged as a hexagonal central shearing board with central oculus and radiating rectangular plan wings of gable roof form. Kolor Woolshed was erected at the height of the late 1860s wool boom in western Victoria. The large basalt shed is ... more	B2126	State
Former Montague Shipping Shed 157 Normanby Road,, SOUTH MELBOURNE VIC 3205 - Property No B5963	Classified: 28/04/1988	B5963	Demolished
South Wonwondah Homestead & Woolshed Henty Highway, Wonwondah North, MCKENZIE CREEK VIC 3401 - Property No B2850	In 1865 'South Wonwondah' pastoral station was annexed from the original 'Wonwondah' run taken up by Cruikshank and Brodie in 1843. Several changes of ownership occured before the earliest horizontal slab homestead was reputably erected c 1854 with timber shingles under later c.g.i. roof in a typical Colonial vernacular style. The conventional weatherboard additions were built in c 1882. The 'South Wonwondah' homestead and vertical timber slab construction woolshed are ... more	B2850	Regional
Woolshed 91 Whyte Street,, COLERAINE VIC 3315 - Property No B0670	The woolshed formerly of the Koongongwootong Station now known as North Koonong. Classified: 03/08/1998	B0670	Local
Railway Station & Goods Shed River Street,, LITTLE RIVER VIC 3211 - Property No B2285	A substantially constructed railway station with a fine goods shed. Classified: 09/07/1969	B2285	Regional
Two Apple Storage Sheds - Historic Area Stanley/Myrtleford Road,, STANLEY VIC 3747 - Property No B5050	The first shed was built in 1932, the second in 1935, by Norman Pope and his son Leslie. Excavation was by pick and shovel, with ground dimensions c.9 feet at the facades and 27 feet in depth, into the hillside, the roofs at the rear matching the ground level of the hill-top. Uprights for the framing are of large split logs, with smaller logs as bearers. Wall-cladding is of flush laid weatherboard at the base, split logs at upper levels. Cladding weatherboards overlap at the ... more	B5050	Regional
Talla Gheira Homestead & Woolshed EDENHOPE VIC 3318 - Property No B5494		B5494	File only
Woolshed - Mt William Homestead Watgania Road, WILLAURA VIC 3379 - Property No B3030	The Woolshed at Mount William Homestead is a large bluestonebuilding erected for pastoralist brothers Thomas and Andrew Chirnside in 1865. Constructed in coursed masonry, the structure has a large, flat, hipped slate roof. There is a pyramid roofed, weatherboard tower and weatherboard extensions. Some openings in the main structure are slatted vents and others are glazed. Roof lights have been added. The very large woolshed is notable for its size and as a representative ... more	B3030	Regional

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