TIMBER KITCHEN (FORMER)
20 Henty Street DUNKELD, Southern Grampians Shire
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Statement of Significance
The structure located at 20 Henty Street Dunkeld was once associated with a larger house, the home of John and Maraget Griffin and their eleven children. It appears to date from the 1870s or earlier, and was probably built soon after the land was purchased and the first children were born in the early 1860s. The single storey symmetrical timber structure was the detached kitchen. There is little information known about the history of the family or their home although it appears to have been typical of a rural working class family. The kitchen is in fair condition, although the interior is in poor condition. The kitchen retains a very good degree of integrity.
How is it significant?
The kitchen is of historical significance to the township of Dunkeld and the Southern Grampians Shire.
Why is it significant?
The detached timber kitchen at 20 Henty Street is of historical significance for its association with the Griffin family and for demonstrating their typical rural lifestyle.
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TIMBER KITCHEN (FORMER) - Physical Conditions
Fair condition
TIMBER KITCHEN (FORMER) - Physical Description 1
The former timber kitchen located at 20 Henty Street in Dunkeld is a small symmetrical single storey timber structure. Small identical four pane windows are located on either side of a central timber door at the front of the building. At the rear, small windows are located on either side of a central timber door, but the windows are of different sizes. A brick chimney is located on the north side of the kitchen, and a combustion stove is located in a dis-used fireplace inside the kitchen. The structure has a wooden picket fence on two sides which may date from the early twentieth century.
TIMBER KITCHEN (FORMER) - Historical Australian Themes
Theme 8 Developing Australia's cultural life
8.12 Living in and around Australian homes
8.14 Living in the country and rural settlementsTIMBER KITCHEN (FORMER) - Usage/Former Usage
abandoned
TIMBER KITCHEN (FORMER) - Integrity
High degree of integrity
TIMBER KITCHEN (FORMER) - Physical Description 2
John and Margaret Griffin and their family
TIMBER KITCHEN (FORMER) - Physical Description 3
The timber picketfence located on the property is the original fence from the farm at Woodside, Moutajup, owned by Charles Samuel and Mary Ellen Walker. (Advice received by Greg & Debbie Millard, owners February 2008)
Heritage Study and Grading
Southern Grampians - Southern Grampians Shire Heritage Study
Author: Timothy Hubbard P/L, Annabel Neylon
Year: 2002
Grading: Local
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LOCK-UPVictorian Heritage Register H1535
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LOCK-UP, STABLES AND WC (FORMER)Southern Grampians Shire H1535
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UNITING CHURCHSouthern Grampians Shire
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"1890"Yarra City
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'BRAESIDE'Boroondara City
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'ELAINE'Boroondara City
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