SALVATION ARMY COMMANDANT'S & NURSES BARRACKS, WELL
60 Army Settlement Road PAKENHAM, Cardinia Shire
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Statement of Significance
Salvation Army Commandant's and Nurses Barracks are significant to Cardinia Shire as the only buildings left from the former farm colony for the unemployed established in the Shire by the Salvation Army in the 1890s depression years. The buildings have historical significance as rare survivors of the labour colonies for the unemployed established in many parts of Victoria at the time. There is sufficient documentary evidence in Salvation Army records to interpret the site historically and allow further investigation of the former tramline and the mill sites.
Regional Significance
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SALVATION ARMY COMMANDANT'S & NURSES BARRACKS, WELL - Physical Description 1
This double-gabled weatherboarded and verandahed house is sited on top of a hill overlooking the valley where the former Salvation Army activity took place.
SALVATION ARMY COMMANDANT'S & NURSES BARRACKS, WELL - Physical Conditions
The house is externally generally original.
SALVATION ARMY COMMANDANT'S & NURSES BARRACKS, WELL - Historical Australian Themes
Historical Themes
3.4.1 Not a listed criteria
SALVATION ARMY COMMANDANT'S & NURSES BARRACKS, WELL - Physical Description 2
Associations - Salvation Army
Heritage Study and Grading
Cardinia - Cardinia Shire Heritage Study 1996
Author: Graeme Butler & Associates
Year: 1996
Grading: Local
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SALVATION ARMY COMMANDANT'S & NURSES BARRACKS, WELLCardinia Shire
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EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS SUBSP. GLOBULUSNational Trust
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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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