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462-464 Neerim Road (former bank), Carnegie
462-464 (FORMER BANK) NEERIM ROAD CARNEGIE, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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474 (factory at rear) Neerim Road, Carnegie
474 NEERIM ROAD CARNEGIE, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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454 NEERIM ROAD CARNEGIE, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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461 NEERIM ROAD CARNEGIE, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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Coffee Kiosk adjacent to No. 453 Neerim Road, Carnegie
453 NEERIM ROAD CARNEGIE, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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57-59 (former bank) Murrumbeena Road, Carnegie
57-59 (FORMER BANK) MURRUMBEENA ROAD CARNEGIE, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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324-324A Glenhuntly Road, Elsternwick
324-324A GLENHUNTLY ROAD, ELSTERNWICK ELSTERNWICK, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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326 Glenhuntly Road, Elsternwick
326 GLENHUNTLY ROAD ELSTERNWICK, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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328-330 Glenhuntly Road, Elsternwick
GLENHUNTLY ROAD ELSTERNWICK - PROPERTY NUMBER 328-330, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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350/A Glenhuntly Road, Elsternwick
350/A GLENHUNTLY ROAD ELSTERNWICK, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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378-384 Glenhuntly Road, Elsternwick
378-384 GLENHUNTLY ROAD ELSTERNWICK, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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406-408 Glenhuntly Road, Elsternwick
406-408 GLENHUNTLY ROAD ELSTERNWICK, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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412-414 Glenhuntly Road, Elsternwick
412-414 GLENHUNTLY ROAD ELSTERNWICK, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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422-424 Glenhuntly Road, Elsternwick
422-424 GLENHUNTLY ROAD ELSTERNWICK, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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46 Shepparson Avenue, Carnegie 3163
46 SHEPPARSON AVENUE CARNEGIE, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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60 Shepparson Avenue, Carnegie 3163
60 SHEPPARSON AVENUE CARNEGIE, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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64 Shepparson Avenue, Carnegie 3163
64 SHEPPARSON AVENUE CARNEGIE, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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50 Elliott Avenue, Carnegie 3163
50 ELLIOTT AVENUE CARNEGIE, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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51A Elliott Avenue, Carnegie 3163
51A ELLIOTT AVENUE CARNEGIE, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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51B Elliott Avenue, Carnegie 3163
51B ELLIOTT AVENUE CARNEGIE, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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53A Elliott Avenue, Carnegie 3163
53A ELLIOTT AVENUE CARNEGIE, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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53B Elliott Avenue, Carnegie 3163
53B ELLIOTT AVENUE CARNEGIE, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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57 Elliott Avenue, Carnegie 3163
57 ELLIOTT AVENUE CARNEGIE, GLEN EIRA CITY
Glen Eira City
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Clonmel Island, Port Albert
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S207There was only one survivor when the barque Eclyptic went ashore on Clonmel Island. The vessel was on a voyage from Newcastle to Melbourne, and was one of the many sailing colliers that…
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Lady Bay, Warrnambool
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S208A mistake by the pilot resulted in the barque Edinburgh Castle going ashore in calm weather at Warrnambool. The vessel was loaded with cement for the new breakwater, and hopes were high that…
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Point Nepean Reef, Port Phillip Heads
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S209The Edward is historically significant as the last vessel of its type to operate in the Commonwealth
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Gabo Island
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S210The schooner Eleanor Johnstone was lost on Gabo Island while attempting to reach shelter from a westerly gale. The lighthouse keeper at Gabo Island reported that the schooner had gone ashore…
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Apollo Bay
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S211It is impossible to assess the archaeological significance of the Eleonora as the site has not been located. As it was involved in the early development of Apollo Bay and the timber industry…
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Port Phillip Bay, near City of Launceston wreck
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S212The Eleutheria is historically significant for its association with the attempted salvage of the City of Launceston
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Black Head, Westernport
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S213The French barque Eli Lafonde was forced ashore by rough weather near the entrance to Westernport Bay. However, much of the vessel s cargo of tea was salvaged.
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Between Port Phillip and Western Port, or Bass Strait
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S214The remains of the Eliza are historically significant as one of the first vessels recorded to have been lost in Victorian waters, for its association with the wreck of the Sydney Cove (1797),…
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Port Phillip Bay, approximately 18 miles from Williamstown
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S215The Eliza left Hobsons Bay at 4am. While reaching on the port tack, a squall struck. The jib sheets gave way, the fore spencer gaff broke and mainsail split. Anchor let go in about 14…
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Port Fairy
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S216The schooner Eliza arrived at Port Fairy with a cargo of timber from Tasmania and made fast to the government mooring. A gale from the south east caused the vessel to break free, and it was…
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Cape Schanck
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S217The small coastal cutter Eliza was a regular trader between Melbourne and Western Port. In January 1873 it sprang a leak and was beached near Cape Schanck to prevent loss of life.
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Bass Strait, 10 miles east of Wilsons Promontory
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S218One of the last of sailing traders, the ketch Eliza Davies was loaded with timber when it was disabled in a gale. The steamer Chronos attempted to tow the vessel to safety, but it sank ten…
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South Channel, Port Phillip
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S220The Eliza Ramsden, with its intact clipper bow, is one of Victoria's most aethestically spectacular shipwreck sites, and thus has both recreational and educational significance. It is…
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Seal Island, east of Wilsons Promontory
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S221Wrecked in 1816, the cutter Elizabeth was one of the first vessels believed to have been lost on the Victorian coast.
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Portland
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S222While anchored in Portland Bay, the schooner Elizabeth was struck by a south easterly gale. Fearing loss of life, the captain slipped the anchor cables and drove the vessel ashore. All on…
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Portland
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S223A south easterly gale caused the brig Elizabeth to break free from its mooring in Portland Bay. Once it was on the beach, it was soon a total wreck, but all hands were saved. The Elizabeth…
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Cape Schanck
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S224Loaded with livestock and general cargo, as well as a number of passengers, the brig Elizabeth was illustrative of inter-colonial trade prior to the gold rush. However, the vessel was wrecked…
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Bass Strait, near Cape Howe
Victorian Heritage Register
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Dromana, Port Phillip Bay
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S226Wrecked, together with Admiral and Greyhound . Maggie sustained considerable damage. The Emily may have been refloated - possibly the same Emily that sank at Indented Head in 1870 "..at…
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Andersons Inlet, Venus Bay
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S227The Elizabeth and William was a small Tasmanian-built cutter driven ashore at Andersons Inlet in 1872.
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Entrance to Gippsland Lakes
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S228The flat-bottomed schooner Ella was ideally suited for navigating the shallow entrance to the Gippsland Lakes, but capsized there in 1870 when struck by huge seas. Two of the crew were lost.
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Port Phillip Bay, Hobsons Bay
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S230The schooner Ellen and Mary broke away from moorings at Sandridge Town Pier, stranded on the nearby beach, and rapidly broke up. The beach was strewn with wreckage. Only a few upright posts…
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Five mile beach, Wilsons Promontory
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S231There were only two survivors when the barque Elm Grove was driven ashore on the Five Mile Beach at Wilsons Promontory. Seven seamen lost their lives. Capt Leddra had previously been in…
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Port Phillip Bay, at mouth of Yarra River
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S232The E. Norris is significant for its association with early international trade into Port Phillip
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Indented Head, Port Phillip Bay
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S233The Emily is significant as an example of a vessel built at the convict settlement of Port Arthur