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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Stuccoed Wing - Dennys Lascelles Woolstore Wool Store Annexe Brougham Street, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B4723	The Dennys, Lascelles Woolstores were erected at various times and comprise a complex of buildings. The earliest section, located at the corner of Moorabool Street and fronting Brougham Place, was erected for C J Dennys and Company, Woolbrokers, in 1872, on a prominent corner site diagonally opposite the Geelong Customs House of 1855-56. Jacob Pitman was the architect of the original design, which was constructed only to the extent of the basement. A Ballarat architect, Jonathan ... more	B4723	Demolished
Woolstore 16 - 18 Brougham Street,, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B1784	Built c. 1872. Classified 'Local': 20/10/1966 Demolished 06/07/1985	B1784	Demolished
New Zealand Loan & Merchantile Woolstore 41 Tennyson Street,, KENSINGTON VIC 3031 - Property No B6463	Demolished 06/02/2004	B6463	Demolished
Former Stephen Henry's Woolstore Bay View House 6-10 Julia Street,, PORTLAND VIC 3305 - Property No B3930	A substantial two-storey stone buildings erected in 1852 for Stephen George Henty . The local newspaper was printed in No 6 from 1889. Some alterations have been made to both buildings. Classified: 23/09/1976	B3930	Regional
Former Customs House - Geelong Woolstores Historic Area 57 Brougham Street and Cnr Moorabool Street,, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B0936	The Geelong Customs House was built in 1856 by Melbourne contractor W G Cornish, replacing earlier structures of 1838 and 1845 on the Customs Reserve. The design of this colonial georgian style three storey structure can be attributed to colonial architect James Balmain assisted by Edward Davidson, Clerk of Works. Classicially modelled Barrabool sandstone ashlar is employed on a rubble bassalt carcass with the axial plan fronted by a central Tuscan portico. The Geelong Customs ... more	B0936	State
Denny Lascelles Woolstore - Geelong Woolstores Historic Area National Wool Centre 26 Brougham Street, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B1409	Denny Lascelles Wool Store was erected for C J Dennys and Co, Woolbrokers, in 1872 on a strategic site near the waterfront . Jacob Pitman, architect designed the original conservative classical 3 storey warehouse and supervised construction of the basement. After a dispute a Ballarat architect/contractor was engaged to complete the works to a reduced design derived from industrial architectural traditions and built of squared basalt enhanced with modest cement renderd ornamentation. ... more	B1409	State
Corio Terrace (Form) - Geelong Woolstores Historic Area Geelong Club 74 Brougham Street, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B3771	Designed by Mr C D Figgis as a club in 1888 and still in use as a club, the building has an unusual two storey brick, cast iron and balustraded front verandah on a bluestone base. The separate billiard room is included in the Classification but not the later alterations and additions. Classified :11/12/1975 Revised: 03/08/1998 Statement of Significance: The Geelong Woolstores Conservation Historic Area is one of remarkable coherence and integrity. Standing at the corner ... more	B3771	State
Former Melbourne Electric Light Company - Geelong Woolstores Historic Area Cnr Yarra & Brougham Streets,, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B4709	Historic Area Statement of Significance: The Geelong Woolstores Historic Area is one of remarkable coherence and integrity. Standing at the corner of Geringhap and Brougham Streets, the row of woolstores stretches away to the east in a unified scene, unequalled in terms of intactness and coherence elsewhere in Victoria. The Area represents an important aspect of the process of settling the land in Victoria . The consequences of industry created a new economy, a new landscape and ... more	B4709	File only
Former Dennys Lascelles Concrete Woolstore Bow Truss Building Cnr Brougham & Clare Streets,, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B4710	Bow Truss Statement Although this four-storied warehouse was not the first large reinforced concrete commercial building in Victoria, it is now the most original known and possesses a number of unusual features. The bow-string roof trusses span 182 feet and contribute both a technological feat to the building and a strong visual element to the Geelong skyline. The external cladding is also of reinforced concrete and thus is structural as well as decorative in a simple Art Nouveau ... more	B4710	Demolished
Former Dalgety Woolstores - Geelong Historic Area Cnr Brougham and Gerringhap Streets,, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B6499	Historic Area Statement of Significance: The Geelong Woolstores Historic Area is one of remarkable coherence and integrity. Standing at the corner of Geringhap and Brougham Streets, the row of woolstores stretches away to the east in a unified scene, unequalled in terms of intactness and coherence elsewhere in Victoria. The Area represents an important aspect of the process of settling the land in Victoria . The consequences of industry created a new economy, a new landscape and ... more	B6499	Local

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