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117 Cremorne Street,, RICHMOND VIC 3121 - Property No B5580 |
B5580 |
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4-10 Bridge Street,, BENALLA VIC 3672 - Property No B2742 |
Brick hotel. |
B2742 |
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117 High Street & cnr Nolan Street, MARYBOROUGH, CENTRAL GOLDFIELDS SHIRE |
B4236 |
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Cherry Tree Hotel
129 Forest Road,, LARA VIC 3212 - Property No B5045 |
Built 1861 as last Cobb & Co coach stop before Cowies Creek. De-licensed 1909. |
B5045 |
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Leviny Building
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Harold's Corner
198 - 200 Barker & 22 -32 Lyttleton Streets, CASTLEMAINE VIC 3450 - Property No B4382 |
Built June 1869. Demolished 18/10/1978 |
B4382 |
Demolished |
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Royal George Hotel
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Wedgewood Hotel
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Criterion Hotel
22 Piper Street,, KYNETON VIC 3444 - Property No B0636 |
From some early, but incomplete records, it is believed that this hotel was built by James Thompson and was opened in May 1852 by John Fahey as the Diggers Arms Hotel. By 1859 it had become the Criterion Hotel with Frederick Fitzgerald as the owner/occupier. The Wedgewood family who became the owners in the 1870s, made substantial alterations and additions in the 1890s and the building was then called the Wedgewood Hotel, and later the Royal George Hotel. The brick part of the ... more |
B0636 |
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Former Leahy Residence
Millers Road, BACCHUS MARSH VIC 3340 - Property No B2795 |
Leahy's former residence is of State significance because: constructed initially as a residence and then converted to a hotel to take advantage of the passing trade to the goldfields, it is able to provide valuable information, and thus is of particular significance as a rare example of an extant Gold Rush hotel; of the likelihood that it is a surviving example of an 1840s building, rare within the State of Victoria; and it is able to provide a continuum analogous with that of ... more |
B2795 |
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Hamilton Highway,, HEXHAM VIC 3273 - Property No B2214 |
The Hexham Hotel was erected c. 1863 on a site near the Hopkins River crossing place for innkeeper B W Doyle, replacing an earlier structure known as the Woolshed Inn. The two storey hotel is built of squared coursed bluestone rubble with a slate roof and originally contained 9 bedrooms, sitting rooms, ballroom, bar and parlour, detached kitchen and commodious stables used as a Cobb & Co changing station. The Hexham Hotel is located at an important Western District road ... more |
B2214 |
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445 Elizabeth Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0120 |
Built in 1858 for William Mortimer by Samuel Cliff of Collingwood, the three-storey Royal Saxon Hotel is of significance as one of Melbourne's earliest surviving and continuously occupied hotels. It is one of only two 1850s hotels within central Melbourne to have survived with a relatively original exterior. Of bluestone and brick construction, this three-storey Victorian Regency style hotel building has an elegantly simple and symmetrical composition. A rare and distinctive ... more |
B0120 |
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22-24 Palmerston Street,, CARLTON VIC 3053 - Property No B3393 |
The original licensee was Thomas Stephens when the hotel was erected in 1869. The use of the building as a hotel terminated probably in 1879, however the licence was not suspended until 1919. The two storey brick structure is rendered on the street facades and has a hipped and slated roof. The hotel is notable in the social history and development of the inner suburbs. This particular example with its chamfered composition and simple mouldings is typical. It is designed in the ... more |
B3393 |
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