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6 MELVILLE PARK DRIVE BERWICK, CASEY CITY
VHR H0653Edrington was built in 1906-07 for the West Australian pastoralist Samuel P McKay. It was designed by Rodney Alsop in 1906. It is a two-storey red brick example of the English vernacular…
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CHURCHILL PARK DRIVE ENDEAVOUR HILLS, CASEY CITY
VHR H2348Nerre Nerre Warren is an area of sloping land along a ridge overlooking the Dandenong Creek and river flats which includes the surface and subsurface remains of the Native Police Corps…
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SOUTH GIPPSLAND HIGHWAY CRANBOURNE, CASEY CITY
VHR H2345The original 1918-19 section of the Avenue of Honour, Cranbourne which comprises a section of the South Gippsland Highway and 65 oak trees (originally 67) which line both sides, from Sladen…
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95-97 SETTLERS RUN AND 1-5 GREENWOOD COURT AND 33-45 WATERHOUSE WAY BOTANIC RIDGE, CASEY CITY
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371 NARRE WARREN ROAD CRANBOURNE, CASEY CITY
H7921-0062Further historical documentary evidence required.
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415 CLYDE-FIVEWAYS ROAD CLYDE, CASEY CITY
H7921-0103Low archaeological significance.
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415 CLYDE-FIVEWAYS ROAD CLYDE, CASEY CITY
H7921-0104The function of this site has not been determined. Preliminary investigations suggests it may be a farm outbuilding or a dump site. The in situ well is in good condition and has similarities…
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40S CAMERON STREET CRANBOURNE EAST, CASEY CITY
H7921-0121The site contains no observable surface artefacts. A concrete water feature may conceal a disused well, which may contain deposits dating to the 1850s. The recovery of a small number of…
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1865 THOMPSONS ROAD CLYDE NORTH, CASEY CITY
H7921-0123The wells are significant as intact examples of a domed or beehive well dating to the late-nineteenth / early-twentieth century and relating to the early farming history of the Clyde North area.
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FORMER NARRE WARREN RAILWAY STATION ARCHAEOLOGICAL PRECINCT
WEBB STREET NARRE WARREN, CASEY CITY
H7921-0130The site is located on the corner of Webb Street (formerly Shrives Road), to the west of the current Narre Warren Railway Station. Narre Warren Railway Station was officially opened on 10…
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Ashwood Court and Dawn Drive and Fauna Court and Flora Court and Fountain Drive and Greenridge Avenue and Highrise Court and Hollydene Court and Larkrise Court and Oakwood Court and Parklands Court and Patio Court and Pinelands Court and Prairie Court and
The Fountain Gate Estate, comprising the area bounded on the west by Tinks Road, by Sweet Gum Avenue on the east, by Prospect Hill Road on the north and Dawn Drive (parallel to the Princes…
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Hessell Road and King Road HARKAWAY, CASEY CITY
Harkaway township. How is it significant? Harkaway township is of local historic and aesthetic significance to the City of Casey. Why is it significant? Historically, Harkaway…
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Narre Warren Town Centre & Railway
Princes Highway and Shrives Road and Webb Street NARRE WARREN, Casey City
The Narre Warren Township Precinct does not meet the threshold for local significance, but is of local interest as the historic civic and commercial centre of Narre Warren. Places of local…
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A'Beckett Road and Main Street and Memorial Drive and Tom Jones Court and Robinsons Road NARRE WARREN NORTH, Casey City
Narre Warren North township. How is it significant? Narre Warren North Township is of local historic and aesthetic significance to the City of Casey. Why is it…
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High Street BERWICK, Casey City
The Berwick Township precinct, which includes the High Street precinct, Township Survey Residential precinct, Gloucester Avenue precinct, Manuka Road precinct, and the Berwick Gateway…
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Tooradin Railway Station Precinct
Off Langtree Road and Tooradin Station Road TOORADIN, Casey City
The former Tooradin Railway Station precinct, comprising the trestle bridge constructed c.1888, the remnants of the platforms and station buildings and associated mature trees, at Langtree…
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3 Burr Hill Court,BERWICK, Casey City
'Burr Hill', comprising the house originally built in 1878 with later additions in 1890 and c. and the associated mature garden, at 3 Burr Hill Court, Berwick. How is it significant? 'Burr…
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27-47 Gloucester Avenue,BERWICK, Casey City
How is it significant? Why is it significant?
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2 Stockyard Court, NARRE WARREN SOUTH, Casey City
'The Springs', which comprises the 1903 red brick Queen Anne style residence, an associated brick cottage, a very intact blacksmith's shop and nearby stables at 2 Stockyard Court, formerly…
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137-163 Harkaway Road,HARKAWAY, Casey City
Melrose, an imposing Victorian villa with a tower on an elevated site, built c1875 for John Edward Deeble, has regional significance as an important district landmark for more than a century…
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1-9 High Street,BERWICK, Casey City
How is it significant? Why is it significant?
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Post Office & Court House (Former)
102-104 High Street,BERWICK, Casey City
The former Berwick Post Office & Court House, designed by JT Kelleher of the Public Works Department and constructed between 1884-85, at 102-104 High Street, Berwick. How is it…
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105 High Street,BERWICK, Casey City
How is it significant? Why is it significant?
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72-92 King Road,HARKAWAY, Casey City
Kilfera, located at 76-80 King Road Harkaway is significant. Elements contributing to the significance of the place are: - the Post Office (originally a residence) - Lilly Pilly…
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