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CALOOLA (FORMER SUNBURY MENTAL HOSPITAL)
THE AVENUE, THE HEIGHTS, HILLTOP COURT, OUTLOOK WAY, CIRCULAR DRIVE, GOLF LINKS DRIVE, BELLEVIEW DRIVE, HILLTOP COURT, SCHOOLHOUSE LANE, FLORENCE LANE, PEPPERCORN LANE, YORK PLACE AND BUCKINGHAM PLACE SUNBURY, HUME CITY
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR H0937Caloola, Sunbury consists of buildings set in extensive grounds with plantings of mature trees and remnant farmland. Caloola commenced in 1864 as an Industrial School, was redeveloped in…
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22-48 CHUM STREET GOLDEN SQUARE, GREATER BENDIGO CITY
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR H2211Fortuna is a picturesque nineteenth century villa and garden developed from 1857 by two of Australia's wealthiest gold magnates, Christopher Ballerstedt from 1854 and George Lansell after…
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LINAY PAVILION, WARD 7 AND WARD 9, THE ALFRED HOSPITAL
55 COMMERCIAL ROAD MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR H2295The Linay Pavilion is a nineteenth century brick hospital building, which was constructed as part of the Alfred Hospital in 1885. The Alfred was Melbourne's second public hospital, which was…