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Image	Name	Detail	File number	Level
	Cottage- Port Fairy Historic Area 58 Campbell Street,, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B5163	2010 Note: Cottage in good condition, new garage and attic room built on west c. 2006. Part of Port Fairy Historic Area. Statement of Significance: Port Fairy is a natural harbour where the Moyne River enters the sea, the fourth of Victoria's coastal settlements and now the one with the greatest concentration of pre-Separation buildings. These include numbers of simple double-fronted cottages in the local limestone, imported timber, and some basalt from the nearby ... more	B5163	File only
	Devon Cottage- Port Fairy Historic Area 28 Campbell Street,, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B5521	A simple stone cottage, probably built by its first owner, John Hooper stonemason, about 1855 and with its stucco walls, iron roof amd symmetrical facade, typical of a number of early cottages that help to make the townscape and character of Port Fairy as it is today. Classified: 21/03/1985 2010 Note: Cottage in good condition. Renovated at rear c. 1976, 2004. Port Fairy Historic Area: Port Fairy is a natural harbour where the Moyne River enters the sea, the fourth ... more	B5521	Local

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Cottage- Port Fairy Historic Area

58 Campbell Street,, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B5163

2010 Note: Cottage in good condition, new garage and attic room built on west c. 2006. Part of Port Fairy Historic Area. Statement of Significance: Port Fairy is a natural harbour where the Moyne River enters the sea, the fourth of Victoria's coastal settlements and now the one with the greatest concentration of pre-Separation buildings. These include numbers of simple double-fronted cottages in the local limestone, imported timber, and some basalt from the nearby ... more

B5163

File only

Devon Cottage- Port Fairy Historic Area

28 Campbell Street,, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B5521

A simple stone cottage, probably built by its first owner, John Hooper stonemason, about 1855 and with its stucco walls, iron roof amd symmetrical facade, typical of a number of early cottages that help to make the townscape and character of Port Fairy as it is today. Classified: 21/03/1985 2010 Note: Cottage in good condition. Renovated at rear c. 1976, 2004. Port Fairy Historic Area: Port Fairy is a natural harbour where the Moyne River enters the sea, the fourth ... more

B5521

Local