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31 Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Contributory Significance- Newtown West Heritage Area History/Notes In 1936, the land comprising 31-33 Upper Skene Street was subdivided and the site at 31 Upper Skene Street was sold to…
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33 Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Not Significant- Newtown West Heritage Area History/Notes A two-roomed timber cottage appears to have been erected on this site in c.1859 for J.B. Evans, law clerk. It was extended or…
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35 Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Conservation Desirable- Upper Skene Street Heritage Area History/Notes A house was first situated at 35 Upper Skene Street in 1917-18 for the new owner, Matthew Mosely Helme (1876-1955), an…
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37 Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Contributory Significance- Newtown West Heritage Area History/Notes The undeveloped land at 37-39 Upper Skene Street was owned by Edwardian Dickson and his successors for 70 years from 1852.…
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39 Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Contributory Significance- Newtown West Heritage Area History/Notes The undeveloped land at 37-39 Upper Skene Street was owned by Edwardian Dickson and his successors for 70 years from 1852.…
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41 Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Contributory Significance- Newtown West Heritage Area History/Notes In 1930, the land at 41 Upper Skene Street was owned by William Walker. He had this house built by V.A. Osterman at this…
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43 Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Not Significant- Newtown West Heritage Area Interwar Bungalow dwelling subsequently demolished. History/Notes This house was built by Stewart Viccars in 1923. He sold it in 1924 to Frederick…
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45 Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Contributory Significance- Newtown West Heritage Area History/Notes The land at 45 Upper Skene Street formed lot 1 of Henry King's "Sunnyside" landholdings. This property was subdivided as…
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47 Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Contributory Significance- Newtown West Heritage Area History/Notes In 1912-13, the site at 47 Upper Skene Street formed lot 2 of the Newtown Tram Estate that had previously formed Henry…
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49 - (1) Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Not Significant- Newtown West Heritage Area History/Notes The site at 49 Upper Skene Street was originally the location of Henry King's 'Sunnyside' property. He was a nurseryman and appears…
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49 - (2) Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Not Significant- Newtown West Heritage Area History/Notes The site at 49 Upper Skene Street was originally the location of Henry King's 'Sunnyside' property. He was a nurseryman and appears…
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49 - (3) Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Not Significant- Newtown West Heritage Area History/Notes The site at 49 Upper Skene Street was originally the location of Henry King's 'Sunnyside' property. He was a nurseryman and appears…
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51 Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Contributory Significance- Newtown West Heritage Area History/Notes In 1912-13, the site at 51 Upper Skene Street formed lot 4 of the Newtown Tram Estate that had previously formed Henry…
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53 Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Conservation Desirable- Upper Skene Street Heritage Area History/Notes In 1912-13, the site at 53 Upper Skene Street formed lot 5 of the Newtown Tram Estate that had previously formed Henry…
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55 Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Contributory Significance- Newtown West Heritage Area History/Notes In 1912-13, the site at 55 Upper Skene Street formed lot 6 of the Newtown Tram Estate that had previously formed Henry…
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57 Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Contributory Significance- Newtown West Heritage Area History/Notes In 1912-13, the site at 57 Upper Skene Street formed lot 6 of the Newtown Tram Estate that had previously formed Henry…
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59 Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Contributory Significance- Newtown West Heritage Area History/Notes In 1912-13, the site at 47 Upper Skene Street formed lot 8 of the Newtown Tram Estate that had previously formed Henry…
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61 Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Contributory Significance- Newtown West Heritage Area History/Notes In 1912-13, the site at 47 Upper Skene Street formed lot 9 of the Newtown Tram Estate that had previously formed Henry…
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63 Upper Skene Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
Contributory Significance- Newtown West Heritage Area History/Notes The land at 63 Upper Skene Street formed part of Henry King's landholdings. This property was subdivided as the Newtown…
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31 Nantes Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
The dwelling at 31 Nantes Street, Newtown, has significance as a predominantly intact example of an austere postwar Georgian Revival design, being an unusual housing type in this part of…
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177 Aberdeen Street NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
The Great Western Hotel, 177 Aberdeen Street, Newtown, has significance as a local heritage landmark in this part of Newtown, and particularly as a moderately intact, austere and yet robust…
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Dwellings- 'Rathcoursey' & 'Lauraville'
321-323 Shannon Avenue NEWTOWN, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
'Rathcoursey' and 'Lauraville', 321-323 Shannon Avenue, Newtown, have significance as a rare example of a Late Victorian styled duplex in Newtown, and one the most unusual and refined…
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41-99 Island Road WALLINGTON, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
The property at 41-99 Island Road, Wallington, is believed to be the site of the Newington Cemetery. No above ground evidence of the private burial site survives. No heritage overlay applies…
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17 McCann Street CERES, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
The former Ceres Wesleyan Church, 17 McCann Street, has significance as a tangible legacy of the life and witness of the Wesleyan Methodist Church in the village of Ceres from 1855 until…
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Ceres Recreation Reserve (incl. Memorial Gates & Trees)
20 Cochranes Road CERES, GREATER GEELONG CITY
Greater Geelong City
The Ceres Recreation Reserve, 20 Cochranes Road, Ceres has significance as the location of the local cricket and football clubs and matches, and other recreational activities since the early…