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1) WEATHERBOARD SHOP, 2) CORRUGATED IRON BUILDING AND 3) WEATHERBOARD HOUSE BEHIND, 960 HEIDELBERG-KINGLAKE RD
960 HEIDELBERG-KINGLAKE ROAD HURSTBRIDGE, NILLUMBIK SHIRE

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Statement of Significance
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Statement of Significance

REVISED STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE, CONTEXT, 2010

What is significant?
The 1910s/1920s weatherboard shop, the house to its rear and the surrounding site to the title boundaries

How is it significant?
The shop and the house are historically and aesthetically significant to the Shire of Nillumbik.

Why is it significant?
The shop and associated house are historically significant because the arrangement of the two (with the shop to the front and the house to the rear) is unique in Hurstbridge (Criterion B). The shop and house were constructed following the completion of the railway line to Hurstbridge (1912) and illustrate the growth and change that its arrival brought to the town (Criterion A). The shop and associated house are aesthetically significant because the shop has retained its original/early shopfront and post-supported verandah and because both are integral components of a cluster of 1910 and 1920s buildings that gives the centre of Hurstbridge its special character (Criterion E).

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- Historical Australian Themes
  
  1) WEATHERBOARD SHOP, 2) CORRUGATED IRON BUILDING AND 3) WEATHERBOARD HOUSE BEHIND, 960 HEIDELBERG-KINGLAKE RD - Historical Australian Themes
  
  TOWNSHIP DEVELOPMENT
  
  3.12.5 Retailing food and beverages
  
  3.19 Marketing and retailing
  
  4.5 Making settlements to serve rural Australia
  
  8.12 Living in and around Australian homes
  8.14 Living in the country and rural settlements
  
  Physical Description 1
  
  1) WEATHERBOARD SHOP, 2) CORRUGATED IRON BUILDING AND 3) WEATHERBOARD HOUSE BEHIND, 960 HEIDELBERG-KINGLAKE RD - Physical Description 1
  
  Style Edwardian.
  Design Standard.
  Plans both rectangular.
  Single storeyed.
  Walls timber stud construction, weatherboad clad.
  Roofs hipped with shallow eaves, corrugated iron clad.
  Features are the shopfront, verandah and modest scale of the shops and the timber verandah across the full width of the house and the Palm trees in front
  
  Usage/Former Usage
  
  1) WEATHERBOARD SHOP, 2) CORRUGATED IRON BUILDING AND 3) WEATHERBOARD HOUSE BEHIND, 960 HEIDELBERG-KINGLAKE RD - Usage/Former Usage
  
  Original Use: Shop, Residence
  
  Heritage Study and Grading
  
  Heritage Study and Grading
  
  Nillumbik - Shire of Eltham Heritage Study
  
  Author: David Bick
  Year: 1992
  Grading:
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- SCOUTS' BUILDINGS - PREVIOUSLY STATE SCHOOL NO.3939 BUILDINGS
  
  Nillumbik Shire
- FORMER TEACHER'S RESIDENCE,STATE SCHOOL NO.3939 - PREVIOUSLY THE GOBUR TEACHER'S RESIDENCE
  
  Nillumbik Shire
- HURST FAMILY CEMETERY
  
  Nillumbik Shire
- 'Mount View' Homestead complex
  
  Greater Bendigo City
- 'NORWAY'
  
  Boroondara City
- 1)ALLWOOD RESIDENCE 2) GARDEN 3) TWO CABBAGE PALMS 4) TWO THREAD PALMS 5) GROUP OF FOUR PEPPERCORNS AT REAR 6) SITE
  
  Nillumbik Shire