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Image	Name	Detail	File number	Level
	FORMER JOHNSTON STREET CABLE TRAM ENGINE HOUSE 95-103 JOHNSTON STREET AND 56 ARGYLE STREET FITZROY, YARRA CITY	The remains of the cable tram engine houses are highly significant as they assist an understanding of how Melbourne's cable tram system operated.
	FORMER JOHNSTON STREET CABLE TRAM CAR SHED TRACK PRECINCT JOHNSTON STREET ABBOTSFORD, YARRA CITY	The remains in the tram track precinct are highly significant as they display how Melbourne's cable tram system operated.
	FORMER J. MILLER, SHIP CHANDLER & SAILMAKER SITE 9-11 YARRA STREET GEELONG, GREATER GEELONG CITY
	FORMER J. BAIRD BLACKSMITH & WHEELWRIGHT SITE 80-82 LITTLE MALOP STREET AND 1-3 JAMES STREET GEELONG, GREATER GEELONG CITY
	FORMER J.H. DOWN COOPER SITE 100 LITTLE MALOP STREET AND 124 MOORABOOL STREET GEELONG, GREATER GEELONG CITY
	FORMER JACKSON FARRIER AND IRONMONGER SITE 6-8 BRIDGE MALL BALLARAT CENTRAL, BALLARAT CITY	The area was first mapped as allotments 4 and 5 in 1857 after the discovery of gold in Ballarat. The site was occupied by a farrier and ironmonger from 1857-1865 and the other premises was used as a commercial front, both with corresponding residences and cesspits. The site was continually used throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth century as it was within Ballarat’s commercial heart. The site now contains 1960s single-story structures, indicating a high ... more
	FORMER J MURPHY’S RED GATE MARINER’S STORE SITE 307A & 305 DANA STREET BALLARAT CENTRAL, BALLARAT CITY	The site is first mapped as Allotment 3 of Section 13 on the 1852 Municipality of Ballarat Plan with the occupied being listed as Douglas. The 1861 Gold Fields Plan shows three structures across the site. In 1867 the site was occupied by John Murphy’s Mariner Store which was occupied through until 1882. In the twentieth century the site developed as general industrial site until it was redeveloped into modern structures. The Ballarat DEM shows there is an ... more
	FORMER JOHN ALLOO’S CHINESE RESTAURANT SITE 13 & 15 - 19 MAIN ROAD BAKERY HILL, BALLARAT CITY	The area is first mapped in the 1857 Revised Plan of Block I, G and N. The site is the likely location of John Alloo’s Chinese Restaurant and Boarding House, that occupied the site from 1854 until 1857. Alloo likely sold the premises to his business partner Chen Chon Ci in 1857. The site was likely sold and developed in the 1860s and a commercial premises. The site has -1m of fill on the Ballarat DEM, however any deposit associated with the initial ... more
	FORMER JETTY CARGO SHED FISHERMEN'S SHED/JETTY , FLINDERS JETTY SHED , FLINDERS SHED , FLINDERS PIER FLINDERS FORESHORE FLINDERS, MORNINGTON PENINSULA SHIRE	The former Jetty Cargo Shed (c. 1871) at Flinders is of architectural, historic, social and scientific importance as: * one of a small number of bow roof structures remaining in Victoria which represent a building form and type once commonly utilised for port structures. Although relocated one chain west of its original location it remains relatively intact and is in an appropriate foreshore location. * is among the oldest of a small number of ... more
	FORMER JOHN THOMAS SMITH RESIDENCE FORMER TREASURY , FORMER RESIDENCE , FORMER JOHN THOMAS SMITH HOUSE , 300 QUEEN STREET MELBOURNE 296-308 QUEEN STREET MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY	The former residence at 300 Queen Street was designed in 1848 and built between 1849 and 1852 as a residence for J T Smith. Smith was a publican, theatrical entrepreneur and later Mayor of Melbourne. The architect was Charles Laing. 300 Queen Street is constructed of stuccoed brick on a bluestone base with quoined openings and a large fanlight over the main entrance. In 1858 a third storey and outbuildings were added to designs by architect David Ross. The ... more

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