LITTLE RIVER RAILWAY STATION AND GOODS YARD

19-27 RIVER STREET LITTLE RIVER, WYNDHAM CITY

The Little River Station and Goods Shed was built in 1864 by Samuel Amess on the Geelong-Melbourne line, for the Victorian Railways architects. It comprises a basalt station building,…

EYNESBURY

EYNESBURY ROAD and SPRINGHILL ROAD and SPRINGHILL ROAD EYNESBURY, MELTON CITY, WYNDHAM CITY

The Eynesbury homestead complex was established on land acquired by prominent pioneer pastoralist, Simon Staughton. Staughton built the first substantial homestead in 1845 at Exford Station,…

POINT COOK HOMESTEAD AND STABLES

POINT COOK HOMESTEAD ROAD POINT COOK, WYNDHAM CITY

Brothers Thomas and Andrew Chirnside took up a sheep run at Point Cooke (later Point Cook) in 1852 and it became the home-station for their increasing pastoral runs in the west of the…

ROTHWELL BRIDGE

OVER LITTLE RIVER, OLD MELBOURNE ROAD LITTLE RIVER, GREATER GEELONG CITY, WYNDHAM CITY

The Rothwell Bridge over the Little River at Rothwell was erected as a double span segmental arched stone structure in 1866-67 from designs prepared by the Shire of Wyndham Engineer, John…

WERRIBEE PARK

320 K ROAD WERRIBEE SOUTH, WYNDHAM CITY

Werribee Park is set on approximately 1,000 acres of land 35 kilometres southwest of Melbourne. The area includes the Werribee Mansion (1873) with formal garden, grotto, mansion gates and…

WATER TANK

COCOROC ROAD COCOROC, WYNDHAM CITY

The tank at the Western Treatment plant, Werribee is a 150 000 gallon water tank erected originally in 1854, near the corner of Albert and Gisborne Streets, East Melbourne. John Davis, a…

WERRIBEE RAILWAY STATION

COMBEN STREET WERRIBEE, Wyndham City

Werribee Railway Station was completed in 1857 as part of the Geelong and Melbourne Railway, the first country railway in Australia. The station was designed either by architect and engineer…