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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former Bridge Hotel Bowling Green Hotel 155 Church Street,, HAWTHORN VIC 3122 - Property No B3811	A substantial two-storey brick building erected about 1854 for Mr James Connell and known as the Bridge Hotel. By 1863 it was called the Bowling Green Hotel and was then converted to a private residence in 1866. Miscellaneous timber additions are excluded. Classified: 21/04/1976 Revised: 03/08/1998	B3811	State
Former Border Hotel Ye Berwick Inn , Berwick Hotel 1 High Street,, BERWICK VIC 3806 - Property No B0299	Originally the Border Hotel and licensed to its founder Robert Bain, in 1857. Ye Bewick Inn recalls much of the early history of Berwick, being the scene of the first Police Court and District Roads Board meetings, and a major staging post for the Gippsland goldrush route, as well as fulfilling the social functions of the local hostelery. The two-storied portion at the rear was added in the late 1870s. Classified: 09/04/1959	B0299	Local
Formerly The Parade Hotel MCG Hotel 178-226 Wellington Parade,, EAST MELBOURNE VIC 3002 - Property No B7183		B7183	File only
Chequer's Inn Hotel 316 Bay Street,, PORT MELBOURNE VIC 3207 - Property No B5212		B5212	File only
The Grand Hotel 270 Maroondah Highway and Cnr Green Street,, HEALESVILLE VIC 3777 - Property No B6355	The three storey Grand Hotel, built in 1887-88 for Adolphus Edgecumbe, is architecturally significant at a regional level as the work of eminent architect, William Pitt. Of brick construction with stucco dressings on the two main elevations, it is distinguished by a top storey within a mansard roof. The Grand Hotel is historically significant in its ability to demonstrate the increasing populartiy in walking and Field Naturalist Clubs, and the pursuit of "healthy" leisure ... more	B6355	Regional
Provincial Hotel 123 Lydiard Street, BALLARAT VIC 3350 - Property No B4636	The Provincial Hotel was built in 1909 to designs by Ballarat architect P S Richards. This Edwardian style hotel, built as a two storey red brick structure with elaborate cement rendered mouldings, banded arcaded loggias, corner tower and domed turrets, is derived form Art Nouveau architecture in Great Britian. The Provincial Hotel is one of the most flamboyant, large scale examples of Edwardian style building in Victoria and an exotic illustration of Art Nouveau decoration. The ... more	B4636	File only
Lake View Hotel 22 Wendouree Parade, LAKE WENDOUREE VIC 3355 - Property No B1309	Lake View Hotel, Wendouree Parade, Lake Wendouree, is a two storey hotel erected on its corner site c. 1857 for T Gill. A double storey verandah faces part of both facades and is composed of timber columns with iron brackets, baluster panels and frieze. Pilasters face the ground floor and window and door hoods, impost and parapet are other details. The hotel is an element of note in the streetscape of Wendouree Parade and within the historic townscape of Ballarat. The Lake ... more	B1309	Local
Former Scottish Chiefs Hotel & Volum Brewery Scottish Chiefs Tavern & Brewery 99 Corio Street (Cnr O'Connell Place),, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B5848	Hotel Classified 25/6/87 Revised: State 03/08/1998 Brewery (remnant) Classified: 25/06/1987 File Note: 19/11/2012 Brewery functioning.	B5848	State
Royal Hotel 12 Firebrace Street, HORSHAM VIC 3305 - Property No B1508	Built approx. 1870. Verandahs removed 1962 due to council by-law.First Classified: 29/11/62 Revised: Classified Local: 3/8/98	B1508	Local
Former Commercial Hotel Orr Street,, MALMSBURY VIC 3446 - Property No B1872	A hotel building of about 1866 which is of regional architectural and historical significance, the former as a specimen of an early but now rare commercial building type, and the latter for its direct functional link with the operations of the (already classified) Mount Alexander and Murray Valley Railway Line. The railway line was a public work of mammoth scale, and was motivated by Victoria's desire to capture the trade of the Murray River ahead of New South Wales. Its major trade ... more	B1872	Regional

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