FORMER ROYAL MAIL HOTEL AND COTTAGE

26 HENRY STREET AVENEL, STRATHBOGIE SHIRE

The township of Avenel carries the name of the pastoral run of Henry Kent Hughes, one the earliest settlers in the district and the creek which divides the township is named after him.…

FORMER TRAVELLERS REST INN

750 MIDLAND HIGHWAY BATESFORD, GREATER GEELONG CITY

The former Travellers Rest Inn was erected in 1849 for licencee John Primrose. This rectangular plan Colonial Georgian structure of rendered rubble granite was converted to a residence in…

LONDON TAVERN

43 CAMP STREET BEECHWORTH, Indigo Shire

The London Tavern, including the three brick wings of the former hotel, built in stages in 1859, 1860-61, 1863-64 and 1865-66, and the 1862 brick bath house in the courtyard. History…

MASONIC HALL

50-56 VIEW STREET BENDIGO, Greater Bendigo City

The former Masonic Hall was constructed in View Street, Bendigo in 1873-1874 for both public and private use. Designed by prolific Bendigo architects, Vahland and Getzschmann, the building…

OLD SWAN INN

4 HAMILTON HIGHWAY FYANSFORD, GREATER GEELONG CITY

Fyansford, located at the junction of the Barwon and the Moorabool rivers, was named after Captain Foster Fyans, who had been stationed here as police magistrate in 1837. The ford provided a…

FORMER HARP INN

22 PAKINGTON STREET GEELONG WEST, Greater Geelong City

The Former Harp inn was constructed in 1848 or earlier and is therefore one of the oldest buildings in Victoria. It was one of several inns servicing the villages of Newtown and Ashby on the…

MITRE TAVERN

5-9 BANK PLACE MELBOURNE, Melbourne City

The Mitre Tavern at Bank Place is a two storey cement rendered brick structure on a bluestone base. The building probably dates back to pre-1850 but it was not established as the Mitre…

LONDON INN

91 BENTINCK STREET and 93A BENTINCK STREET and 93B BENTINCK STREET and 1-1R JULIA STREET PORTLAND, GLENELG SHIRE

In December 1800, Lieutenant James Grant on board the Lady Nelson sighted a wide bay which he named Portland Bay after a Secretary of State, the Duke of Portland. The bay had an abundance of…

FORMER BUILDERS INN

25 GAWLER STREET PORTLAND, Glenelg Shire

The Former Builders' Inn at 25 Gawler Street is one of Portland's earliest hotels. A license was granted to John Leahy for the Builders'Inn in 1849 and it is possible that the oldest part of…

CALEDONIAN HOTEL

41-43 BANK STREET PORT FAIRY, MOYNE SHIRE

Whalers and sealers working out of Launceston had been visiting the coastal areas around Port Fairy and Portland areas throughout the 1830s and some had set up camps and huts during their…

MERRIJIG INN

1 CAMPBELL STREET PORT FAIRY, Moyne Shire

Whalers and sealers had been visiting and working the coastal areas around Port Fairy and Portland areas throughout the 1830s. John Griffiths from Launceston set up a bay whaling station on…

TIMBOON HOUSE (FORMERLY LAKE INN)

320 OLD GEELONG ROAD SKIBO, Corangamite Shire

Timboon House (formerly Lake Inn) at Camperdown was constructed in 1855-56 for publican Samuel Cozens. It was the second inn on the site and was strategically located on the former…

Travellers Rest Inn including interior

750 Midland Highway BATESFORD, Greater Geelong City

A listed - State significance STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE The former Traveller's Rest Inn was erected in 1849 for licencee John Primrose. This rectangular plan colonial Georgian structure of…

Former Barleycorn Inn

221 Hurd Street PORTLAND, GLENELG SHIRE

Statement of significance Significant elements of the Former Barleycorn Inn at 221 Hurd Street include the views of the building from Hurd Street, external features such as the original…