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22-38 WELLS ROAD THOMASTOWN, WHITTLESEA CITY
Victorian Heritage Inventory
H7922-0523How is it significant? Why is it significant? The following information provided is based on Heritage Victoria’s Framework of Historical Themes, which have been established to ensure that…
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FORMER KEON PARK RAILWAY STATION BUILDINGS
KEON PARADE/ HIGH STREET THOMASTOWN, WHITTLESEA CITY
Victorian Heritage Inventory
H7922-0524he following information provided is based on Heritage Victoria’s Framework of Historical Themes, which have been established to ensure that objects, places, and events, can be understood,…
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STEWART STREET BEVERIDGE - PROPERTY NUMBER 75, WHITTLESEA CITY
Victorian Heritage Inventory
H7823-0086The visible remains of a bluestone stone circle (cobbled surface) around a central depression – measuring ~10m in diameter; and any associated archaeological features, deposits and…
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PLENTY GORGE PARK, OFF BRIDGE INN ROAD MERNDA, WHITTLESEA CITY
Victorian Heritage Inventory
H7922-0537The archaeological remains of the first unfinished Moses Thomas Flour mill, comprising remains of the foundations, water race and artefact deposit. How is it significant? The first Thomas…
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RUINS, ENGLISH STREET, DONNYBROOK
80 ENGLISH STREET DONNYBROOK, WHITTLESEA CITY
Victorian Heritage Inventory
H7822-2352How is it significant? Why is it significant? SiteCard data copied on 29/08/2024: The significance of the site lies in the relatively intact foundations and potential…