COOPER STREET WALL 1

410 COOPER STREET EPPING, WHITTLESEA CITY

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COOPER STREET WALL 1

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    COOPER STREET WALL 1 - History

    Heritage Inventory History of Site: On land leased from Campbell's Argyle Estate. probably dates from between 1880's and subdivision in 1912.
    

    Interpretation of Site

    COOPER STREET WALL 1 - Interpretation of Site

    Heritage Inventory Interpretation: Boundary or field division fence.

    Heritage Inventory Description

    COOPER STREET WALL 1 - Heritage Inventory Description

    Drystone wll, approx 100 metres long. Mostly less than 90 centimetres high. Boxthorn on fenceline.

    See HERMES entry for "Drystone Walls Campbellfield Estate" Hermes No. 12501/n

    Heritage Inventory Significance: Low scientific significance - common to area and poorly constructed and preserved. local culttural significance - does represent past land ownership and use patterns.

    Heritage Inventory Site Features: Whittlesea Tip, boundary fence, drystone wall, and boxthorn located on slight stony rise, Cooper Street Love house and associated sheds cypress.

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