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MCLEAN'S TIMBER YARD, COLERAINE
107 Whyte Street, COLERAINE VIC 3315 - Property No 105 |
The former store and store at 107 Whyte Street, Coleraine was the early home of a woman who became one of the world's leading cosmetic manufacturers. She had migrated from Poland in 1894 to live with her uncle, Louis. Having established a limited trade in cosmetics at the store based on imported face cream, she fell out with her uncle and moved on to Melbourne. The development of her business follows two versions, one well documented and the other according to ... more | |||
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BOCHARA RAILWAY STATION, BOCHARA SIDING
Glenelg Highway BOCHARA, Southern Grampians Shire |
The Post and Rail Fences located along the Glenelg Highway at Bochara are the only physical fabric remaining of the Bochara Station, which was opened as part of the Hamilton - Coleraine line in the late 1880s after substantial pressure from landholders, townspeople and local government. There are two main sections of fence, one stretches for 300 metres parallel with the Glenelg Highway and the second runs at right angles to the first, forming a boundary between two ... more | ||
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COLERAINE PRIMARY SCHOOL
124 Church Street COLERAINE, Southern Grampians Shire |
The Coleraine Primary School (State School No. 2118) is a collection of buildings situated on a large site with frontages to both Church and McConochie Streets. The school is the second site and the second school building, the original 1878 brick building was condemned as unsafe and destroyed in 1937. The new school designed by the chief Architect of the Public Works Department, P.E. Everett. The school building was completed in 1940 and is constructed of shiplap ... more | ||
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STRONE
Balochile Road KONONG WOOTONG, Southern Grampians Shire |
The site of the Balochile Homestead complex is located on land which is part of "Strone" homestead, in a paddock overlooking Salt Creek. The site has been marked by a plaque erected by the Coleraine Historical Society. No trace of the original homestead complex remains, however a number of mature European trees survive in the formerly extensive gardens, which surrounded the house and outbuildings. The gardens are in fair condition and retain a good degree of ... more | |||
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Coleraine-Balmoral Road BALMORAL, Southern Grampians Shire |
St Patrick's Catholic Church is located on the northern side of the Coleraine-Balmoral Road, about one kilometre from the centre of the township of Balmoral. A simple rendered church, constructed from locally made bricks, St Patrick's is built in the Gothic revival style, formerly of three bays, now four, with a narthex or porch and a chancel also added in the early twentieth century. The interiors have been substantially modified in a recent modernisation with the ... more | ||
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STATE SCHOOL NO. 1418 (FORMER)
NORTH BYADUK HALL
Knight's Road BYADUK NORTH, Southern Grampians Shire |
The former State School No. 1418 of North Byaduk is now used as the North Byaduk Public Hall. It is located on the State School Reserve, overlooking Lyne Creek, on Knight's Road, north west of the township of North Byaduk. The former school is a one roomed bluestone school house with an entrance porch, and a detached corrugated iron toilet block 20 metres from the main building. The former school has been finely constructed from local bluestone, and is in excellent ... more | ||
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ST JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH COMPLEX
Martin Street PENSHURST, Southern Grampians Shire |
St Joseph's Catholic Church is located on west side of Martin Street between Watton and Cobb Streets in the centre of Penshurst. The building is in the Gothic revival style using local bluestone. It was designed by Architect James Fox of Hamilton, who was responsible for the designs of many churches in Western Victoria in the nineteenth century. Extensions to St Joseph's in 1897 were designed by the architect, Frank Hammond who lived in Penshurst and who designed the ... more | ||
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TIMBER AND BLUESTONE COTTAGE AND TREES
112 Cobb Street, PENSHURST VIC 3289 - Property No 0040 |
C6 Amendment - Statement of Significance updated as a result of submission (AW 28/10/08) The timber and bluestone cottage is located at the north-east corner of Cobb and Burchett and continuing through to Watton Street, facing south on the south side of the township. The cottage takes the vernacular form in the Victorian style, being a single storey, symmetrical timber cottage with a timber verandah across the facade. There are two large bluestone chimneys ... more | ||
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McLennan St GLENTHOMPSON, Southern Grampians Shire |
St Peter's Anglican Church is located on the west side of McLennan Street, on the eastern side of the township of Glenthompson. The church is a simple, traditional if not old-fashioned example of the Gothic revival style, with a nave of three bays and a polygonal apse. The church is constructed of red brick, presumably from the Glenthompson Brickworks, and the roof is corrugated iron. The interiors include a range of memorials, the original pews, fittings such as the ... more | ||
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MOUNT KOROITE HOMESTEAD (ORIGINAL SITE)
Heffernan Lane COLERAINE, Southern Grampians Shire |
The original site of Mount Koroite Homestead is located about eight kilometers east of the township of Coleraine, and north of the second homestead, which is located at the top of the hill. The only fabric which remains at the site of the original homestead are two Italian Cypress (Cupressus semprevirens), several fruit trees and potential archeological artifacts. The Mount Koroite run dates from the very early 1840s and has been associated with a variety of important ... more |
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