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32 - 34 Bentick Street, PORTLAND VIC 3305 - Property No B2811 |
B2811 |
Demolished | |
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2 Wood Street, BAIRNSDALE VIC 3875 - Property No B1499 |
Unclassifiable |
B1499 |
File only |
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Victoria Hotel Stone Barn/Stables
138-140 High Street, AVOCA VIC 3467 - Property No B1697 |
Built of locally quarried stone with brick quoining around the doors and small window openings, and shingles visible under the later corrugated iron roof. The stables were added in 1872, to the amenities of the Victoria Hotel, which itself had been built in the late 1850's. Recorded: 19/05/1966 Classified: Local: 16/03/2011 |
B1697 |
Local |
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Burton Livery and Bait Stables
40 Latrobe Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B7678 |
Electronic File Only |
B7678 |
File only |
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215 New Street, BRIGHTON VIC 3186 - Property No B2771 |
B2771 |
File only | |
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14 Sorrett Avenue,, MALVERN VIC 3144 - Property No B6350 |
B6350 |
File only | |
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BUCHAN VIC 3885 - Property No B5530 |
B5530 |
File only | |
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Mount Mitchell Homestead And Stables
3056 Sunraysia Highway, LEXTON VIC 3352 - Property No B3022 |
Mount Mitchell Homestead at Lexton was designed by the prominent architect Charles Webb and built in 1860-61 for the Robertson family to replace an earlier homestead. Webb (1821-98) was one of the most prominent architects in the early colony of Victoria and designed some of Melbourne's most important buildings. In July 1860 he called for tenders to build a 14-room bluestone residence at Mount Mitchell, and in March 1861 called tenders for the stables and outbuildings. In ... more |
B3022 |
State |
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9 Barnsbury Road,, BALWYN VIC 3103 - Property No B3383 |
A house of unknown origins, although it seems that it was built for Edward Harrison Lamont c 1861. The stuccoed villa is single storied and symmetrically planned with an encircling verandah supported on paired cast iron columns and a gabled central porch with finial. A servants wing extends to the west at the rear. The two storied stables are of unrendered brick with a gabled slate roof. It is of considerable importance as a representative example of an early villa house of ... more |
B3383 |
Local |
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Point Cook Homestead, Stables & Garden
Point Cooke Homestead
Homestead Road,, POINT COOK VIC 3030 - Property No B1907 |
Homestead Statement of Significance: Point Cook Homestead, is a large, rambling bluestone house built in stages for pastorialist Thomas Chirnside, from probably 1850 onwards. Each wing dates from a different period. Single-storied, the homestead is constructed with bluestone walls, although some portions are timber, and slate roofs. There is a semi-enclosed verandah and on the parapet is the date 1857. There are various outbuildings. Point Cook Homestead is an important early ... more |
B1907 |
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