COMINI HOUSE

CHELLEWS ROAD HARCOURT NORTH, MOUNT ALEXANDER SHIRE

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    COMINI HOUSE - History

    Heritage Inventory History of Site: The house belonged to the Comini family. Bricks were used to construct a later family house. Chris Comini has suggested the 1880s as a likely date for the structure.

    Heritage Inventory Description

    COMINI HOUSE - Heritage Inventory Description

    House site, stockyard remnants with sheep dip and horse driven equipment, with machinery parts and a granite paved tank in situ. The site covers approximately 100 square metres.

    Heritage Inventory Significance: High archaeological significance and high local historical significance. The site contains well preserved remains of features from a late nineteenth century farm eg. the horse driven machinery, sheep dip and various structures.

    Informants: Chris Comini/nRecorded by: Vincent Clark, Sharon Lane. Date Recorded:?

    Heritage Inventory Site Features: - probable house site. - stock yard and sheep dip. - horse driven machinery. - track

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