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PYRAMID CREEK CLUB TERRACE, EAST GIPPSLAND SHIRE |
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197 HIGH STREET NORTHCOTE, DAREBIN CITY |
The site is now a modern park with concreted pathways and gardens, but there remains some potential for the remains of the terrace building. | |||
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BROUGHAM STREET WEATHERBOARD & TERRACE HOUSE SITE
9-11 BROUGHAM STREET GEELONG, GREATER GEELONG CITY |
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17 STANLEY TERRACE, SURREY HILLS
17 STANLEY TERRACE SURREY HILLS, BOROONDARA CITY |
17 Stanley Terrace is of archaeological significance due to it relationship the the development and expansion of early suburban Melbourne. From the late 19th century to the early 20th century, the rail line propelled growth in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, creating in turn the expansion of both residential and commercial properties. It is possible that ground disturbing works at 17 Stanley Terrace may uncover archaeological remains associated with either/or the
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CHAPEL HILL TERRACED RUIN SITE
COLES ROAD FRYERSTOWN - PROPERTY NUMBER 58, MOUNT ALEXANDER SHIRE |
This site is approximately 5m south of the Castlemaine Diggings National Park. The site comprises a two roomed stone ruin and large terrace on Allotment 25 and 26 of Section 12 Murdering Flat/ Chapel Hill. Murdering Flat is directly on Fryers Creek and was first rushed in 1854. It was not a rich gold field but was a key point between Fryers Town and Campbells Creek and Castlemaine townships. The land was first survey in 1860 and likely sold during this
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HAYMARKET STREET NORTH
766 ELIZABETH STREET MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY |
The Haymarket Street North Precinct comprised four terrace houses and several unknown timber structures. The terrace houses were constructed by 1863 and were occupied through to the mid-20th century. There is potential for multiple cesspits, documented by historical MMBW plans, to be preserved across the site, containing archaeological deposits representative of the early residents of Carlton, particularly the Kelly family who continually occupied the site for
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186-192 CLARKE STREET NORTHCOTE, DAREBIN CITY |
The row of four terrace houses at 186-192 Clarke Street Northcote was constructed in bi-chromatic brickwork by William Harrison in 1888 on the brow of Rucker’s Hill. The terrace is built into the hill such that it is two storey to the street and three storey to the rear. The building overlooks the flat below where in the 1880s George Plant established a trotting track and where the Northcote Cricket Club once played. The rear of the terrace is unusual for its architectural ... more | ||
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DRY DIGGINGS TRACK HEPBURN, HEPBURN SHIRE |
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EUREKA STREET CHEWTON, MOUNT ALEXANDER SHIRE |
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ROYAL TERRACE (THE FIRST)
39-49 BRUNSWICK STREET FITZROY, YARRA CITY |
Tenders were called for the construction of a block of six terrace houses in Brunswick Street, Fitzroy, at the corner of Gertrude Street, in 1856. They were built on land that was first sold at auction in 1838, and subdivided the following year. This reportedly constituted the first subdivision of land outside the city of Melbourne. Designed by architect Charles Laing, the terraces were built for the prominent land owner and pastoralist, Hugh Glass, who had ... more |
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