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You must log in to shortlist items.200 REEDY CREEK ROAD BROADFORD, MITCHELL SHIRE
Alexander McKenzie took up the Reedy Creek run in 1841 and his family owned the property until the 1920s. The present single storey timber homestead comprises three wings erected around a…
VHR H0273
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You must log in to shortlist items.65, 110 & 135 DROPMORE ROAD HIGHLANDS, MITCHELL SHIRE
Habbies Howe pastoral run, originally known as Kobyboyn, was established by pastoralist George Taylor in 1841. Gideon Stewart, who acquired the run in c1843, was from Scotland. The later…
VHR H0336
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DONNYBROOK QUARRY IV - DRY STONE WALL
You must log in to shortlist items.200 DONOVANS LANE BEVERIDGE, MITCHELL SHIRE
H7822-0195
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DONNYBROOK QUARRY V - DRY STONE WALL
You must log in to shortlist items.200 DONOVANS LANE BEVERIDGE, MITCHELL SHIRE
H7822-0196
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DONNYBROOK QUARRY VI - DRY STONE WALL
You must log in to shortlist items.200 DONOVANS LANE BEVERIDGE, MITCHELL SHIRE
H7822-0197
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DONNYBROOK QUARRY VII - DRY STONE WALL
You must log in to shortlist items.200 DONOVANS LANE BEVERIDGE, MITCHELL SHIRE
H7822-0198
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H7823-0042
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NORTHERN HIGHWAY PYALONG, Mitchell Shire
Low archaeological significance and local historic significance only.
D7823-0050
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BEVERIDGE GANGERS HOUSE RUINS AND BRICK SCATTER
You must log in to shortlist items.75 STEWART STREET BEVERIDGE, MITCHELL SHIRE
Possibly the remains of a pre-1900 building. Requires further investigation.
H7823-0052
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75 STEWART STREET BEVERIDGE, MITCHELL SHIRE
Local significance. Associated with pastoral use of land by one of the early families. Stewart family were present Beveridge in 1864 purchasing house from John Kelly (H940) opposite shearing shed.
H7823-0053
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RAILWAY PLACE TALLAROOK, MITCHELL SHIRE
This structure is of historical significance relating to early construction and development of stations along the Melbourne-Sydney Railway.
H7923-0044
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MANDALAY CIRCUIT BEVERIDGE, MITCHELL SHIRE
Significance not known. There are few clues as to the purpose of these artefact scatters and bluestone alignments
H7823-0069
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22 WHITESIDE STREET BEVERIDGE, MITCHELL SHIRE
Significance not archaeological. The walling would be a useful indicator of former land / road layout and land usage.
D7823-0066
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RANKIN STREET BEVERIDGE, Mitchell Shire
Significance not archaeological. The walling would be a useful indicator of former land / road layout and land useage.
D7823-0067
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MANDALAY CIRCUIT BEVERIDGE, MITCHELL SHIRE
A series of drystone weirs indicating rural land / water management practices. The significance of the site is difficult to assess however there would be some local significance…
D7823-0074
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300 HUME HIGHWAY BEVERIDGE, MITCHELL SHIRE
Moderate scientific, local significance. An example of local drystone wall building.
D7822-0868
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300 HUME HIGHWAY BEVERIDGE, MITCHELL SHIRE
Moderate local significance, a good example of an agricultural building complex giving information about agricultural activity in the area.
D7823-0071
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300 HUME HIGHWAY BEVERIDGE, MITCHELL SHIRE
Moderate scientific local significance as it is a common site for the area.
D7823-0072
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40 OLD KILMORE-LANCEFIELD ROAD KILMORE, MITCHELL SHIRE
Intact example of early Kilmore farmstead on small allotment. Rutledge subdivided his survey into small tenant freehold farms in the early 1840's. This is one such allotment with little…
H7823-0076
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H7823-0079
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You must log in to shortlist items.Merriang Road, WALLAN, MITCHELL SHIRE
A cottage and associated structures of interest as illustrating the lifestyle of the Irish smallholders and the back-ground of the Kelly Gang, whose grandfather, James Quin(n) probably built…
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