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Image	Name	Detail	File number	Level
	Polly Woodside Duke's Dock, 2A Clarendon Street,, SOUTHBANK VIC 3006 - Property No B2775	The Polly Woodside was built in Belfast in 1885 by Workman Clark & Co Ltd for William J Woodside, and operated as a cargo vessel, carrying coal, nitrate and wheat between England and South America and also visiting North America, Africa, Asia and Australia (Newcastle, N S W). In 1904 the ship was sold to the first of several New Zealand owners and renamed Rona. Until 1921, she traded between ports in Australia, New Zealand and the west ... more	B2775	State
	Woodside Glenshira 27 Lavender Lane,, KYNETON VIC 3444 - Property No B3657	Woodside, constructed c. 1855-58 by William Lavender, the Kyneton Police Magistrate and a locally prominent citizen, is of regional architectural and historical significance. The house, of relatively early date, was among the largest in the district at the time of construction and is a fine example of substantial bluestone construction with an unusual and decorative bond pattern in the stonework. The L-shaped plan form, with the rear service wing built to one side, is unusual ... more	B3657	Regional

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Polly Woodside

Duke's Dock, 2A Clarendon Street,, SOUTHBANK VIC 3006 - Property No B2775

The Polly Woodside was built in Belfast in 1885 by Workman Clark & Co Ltd for William J Woodside, and operated as a cargo vessel, carrying coal, nitrate and wheat between England and South America and also visiting North America, Africa, Asia and Australia (Newcastle, N S W). In 1904 the ship was sold to the first of several New Zealand owners and renamed Rona. Until 1921, she traded between ports in Australia, New Zealand and the west ... more

B2775

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Woodside

Glenshira

27 Lavender Lane,, KYNETON VIC 3444 - Property No B3657

Woodside, constructed c. 1855-58 by William Lavender, the Kyneton Police Magistrate and a locally prominent citizen, is of regional architectural and historical significance. The house, of relatively early date, was among the largest in the district at the time of construction and is a fine example of substantial bluestone construction with an unusual and decorative bond pattern in the stonework. The L-shaped plan form, with the rear service wing built to one side, is unusual ... more

B3657

Regional