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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Railway Station - Coburg Victoria Street,, COBURG VIC 3058 - Property No B4932	Coburg Railway Station is part of the Upfield Railway Line Classified 22.5.89 (File Number 5973) Upfield Railway Line Statement of Significance: The Upfield railway line was opened in 1884 to provide transport for the predominantly industrial and working class northern suburbs of Melbourne. Established industries such as the brickworks and potteries took advantage of the line by constructing sidings to their works. Hoffman's brickworks, Cornwell's pottery, Miller's ropeworks and ... more	B4932	File only
Railway Station & Water Tower Roadknight Street,, BIRREGURRA VIC 3242 - Property No B4458	Station Statement of Significance: The station building at Birregurra was constructed in 1877 for the Victorian Railways Department. It features polychromatic brickwork walls and chimneys with a bracketted cornice made from slate flagging. In common with other stations of the day, it includes a residence for the station master and a bellcast iron verandah along the platform elevation. It was extended in 1879 to include a booking lobby and a separate ladies' toilet. Thus, ... more	B4458	State
Irymple Railway Station Irymple Avenue,, IRYMPLE VIC 3498 - Property No B7147		B7147	File only
Footscray Railway Station Reserve McNab Avenue, FOOTSCRAY VIC 3011 - Property No G13094	Footscray Railway Reserve, created in the mid-nineteenth century at the junction of two of Victoria's earliest railway lines, landscaped c.1907-10, and maintained in public use since that date, is of Regional cultural significance: - a now-rare surviving example of a railway reserve landscaped in the Edwardian period; its main attributes are its close proximity to the railway station and permanent way, path layout, mature tree planting, shrub plantings, lawns, bandstand, ... more	G13094	Regional
Former Port Melbourne Railway Station Beach Street,, PORT MELBOURNE VIC 3207 - Property No B4690		B4690	File only
Bannockburn Railway Station Leighroad Clyde Road,, BANNOCKBURN VIC 3331 - Property No B2353	Fine bluestone buildings on one of the earliest link routes in Victoria The Bannockburn Railway Station was constructed for the Victorian Railways in 1862 by D.M. Barry, on the Geelong-Ballarat Line. It comprises a single storeyed station building with a two storeyed residence attached. A weatherboard addition, the residence, was built in 1945. The station also includes a lamp room/toilet block, van goods shed and passenger platform. Extensive internal alterations have been ... more	B2353	Regional
Railway Station Hornsby Street,, MALDON VIC 3463 - Property No B4845	The station building was erected in 1888 for the Victorian Railways Department. It is one of eleven similar designs, the remaining ten being located in the metropolitan area. The plan of the building is symmetrical, about the axis of the booking lobby. To one side are situalted the station offices, whilst to the other are the general and ladies' waiting rooms. The ladies' toilets, situated within a corrugated iron enclosure, have been removed. One of the Department's standard ... more	B4845	Regional
Camberwell Railway Station Complex Cookson Street,, CAMBERWELL VIC 3124 - Property No B7220	Camberwell Railway Station complex was built as part of the major expansion of the Melbourne suburban railway network which occurred during the late nineteenth century and which was consolidated and improved during the early twentieth century. The railway line from Melbourne was extended from Hawthorn past Camberwell in 1862. It was then only a single line, with a level crossing over Burke Road. After about 1910 there was a concerted effort to improve and expand the operation ... more	B7220	State
South Melbourne Railway Station Complex 221 Ferrars Street,, SOUTH MELBOURNE VIC 3205 - Property No B4953	The present tuck-pointed brick station buildings decorated with polychrome bands, constructed in 1883 by the firm Furneaux, Besley and Angel to replace an earlier 1858 wooden structure, forms part of a unique station complex which is important as one of the largest and most lavish of its type. Significant elements include both station buildings, ramps, cast-iron railings and an 1863 cast-iron footbridge at Coventry street, as well as three 19th century bluestone ... more	B4953	State
Railway Station - Lethbridge 168 Ackland Road,, LETHBRIDGE VIC 3332 - Property No B2354	Fine bluestone building on one of the earliest link routes in Victoria. The Lethbridge Railway Station on the Geelong-Ballarat line was erected in 1862 by contractors John Campbell and Co from designs prepared by Victorian Railways architects. This regular coursed, squared basalt structure in the Victorian Italianate style consists of a part two-storey station office, residence, lamp room and toilets with timber verandah over the platform. The Lethbridge Railway Station is one ... more	B2354	Regional

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