LAL LAL ROAD BLUESTONE AND WOOD RUIN

LAL LAL ROAD MEREDITH, GOLDEN PLAINS SHIRE

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  • History

    LAL LAL ROAD BLUESTONE AND WOOD RUIN - History

    The wooden structure appears on a 1936 topographical survey map of Meredith labelled as a "ruin".

    Interpretation of Site

    LAL LAL ROAD BLUESTONE AND WOOD RUIN - Interpretation of Site

    Collapsed wooded structure which appears to be made from old railway sleepers. Wood is completely entwined with trees and thick vegetation. Peppercorn tree with bluestone and brick formation is a potential European burial.

    Archaeological Significance

    LAL LAL ROAD BLUESTONE AND WOOD RUIN - Archaeological Significance

    Site is likely to be of local significance particularly if the bluestone and brick formation relate to a burial. These features are in relatively good condition. The wood ruin is overgrown with thick vegetation but still recognisable as a built structure.

    Historical Significance

    LAL LAL ROAD BLUESTONE AND WOOD RUIN - Historical Significance

    The site may have some local historical significance if the bluestone and brick formation is a European burial

    Heritage Inventory Description

    LAL LAL ROAD BLUESTONE AND WOOD RUIN - Heritage Inventory Description

    This site is located on a rural property. It consists of a wooden ruin that is completely overgrown by dense vegetation and exotic trees. Within approximately 30 metres there is an arrangement of bluestone and brick with an old peppercorn tree growing from the centre of it.
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