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Image	Name	Detail	File number	Level
	Smeaton House 118 Estate Lane, SMEATON VIC 3364 - Property No B1114	Smeaton House was built for overlander and pastorialist Captain John Hepburn between 1849-50. The two storied brick house is constructed on bluestone footings, is stuccoed and has a hipped slate roof. Symmetrical in composition, there are pairs of sashes about the central bay to both levels, a fan-lit doorway and a single storied timber verandah which returns to identical side wings. The upper storey features recessed panels. Smeaton House is one of the earliest substantial ... more	B1114	State
	Hepburn Graves - Smeaton House 118 Estate Lane,, SMEATON VIC 3364 - Property No B2193	Hepburn Graves is the private family cemetery established by pastoralist, Captain William Hepburn near his homestead, 'Smeaton House'. Hepburn (died 1860), his wife, family and relatives are buried in the cemetery withone retainer. The cemetery is fenced and plantings enhance the graves. Hepburn Graves are important as an intact private cemetery, representative of a number of such cemeteries associated with Pastoral Holdings. The graves have historical associations with the ... more	B2193	State

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Smeaton House

118 Estate Lane, SMEATON VIC 3364 - Property No B1114

Smeaton House was built for overlander and pastorialist Captain John Hepburn between 1849-50. The two storied brick house is constructed on bluestone footings, is stuccoed and has a hipped slate roof. Symmetrical in composition, there are pairs of sashes about the central bay to both levels, a fan-lit doorway and a single storied timber verandah which returns to identical side wings. The upper storey features recessed panels. Smeaton House is one of the earliest substantial ... more

B1114

State

Hepburn Graves - Smeaton House

118 Estate Lane,, SMEATON VIC 3364 - Property No B2193

Hepburn Graves is the private family cemetery established by pastoralist, Captain William Hepburn near his homestead, 'Smeaton House'. Hepburn (died 1860), his wife, family and relatives are buried in the cemetery withone retainer. The cemetery is fenced and plantings enhance the graves. Hepburn Graves are important as an intact private cemetery, representative of a number of such cemeteries associated with Pastoral Holdings. The graves have historical associations with the ... more

B2193

State