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2132 MURRAY VALLEY HIGHWAY BARNAWARTHA, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0279The Hermitage, Barnawatha, was built by David Reid (1820-1906), one of the first settlers in the Ovens district. He married Mary Barber, a niece of Hamilton Hume, who with William Hovell…
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ALBERT ROAD BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H1189Mayday Hills Hospital, consisting of a variety of buildings constructed since the establishment of the institution in 1864. The majority of these buildings are contained within a landscape…
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SPRING CREEK, BRIDGE ROAD BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H1424The Newtown Bridge is a single arch granite bridge built c.1875. The bridge spans over Spring Creek at Beechworth and is 24.8 metres long with a kerb to kerb width of 6.3 metres. The arch…
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29 CAMP STREET BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0348The Former Bank of Victoria, also known as the Former CBC Bank, including all of the main building, the former servants' quarters at the rear and the rear wall. History Summary During the…
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43 CAMP STREET BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0350The London Tavern, including the three brick wings of the former hotel, built in stages in 1859, 1860-61, 1863-64 and 1865-66, and the 1862 brick bath house in the courtyard. History…
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FORMER OVENS DISTRICT HOSPITAL
13 CHURCH STREET BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0358The Former Ovens District Hospital (formerly known as the Old Hospital Ruins), consisting of: the front facade of the former hospital, the remainder of which was demolished in 1940;…
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26 FINCH STREET BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0352The Residence at 26 Finch Street, Beechworth, which includes a complex of mainly timber buildings constructed in the mid-nineteenth century. These include a two-storey cottage with what was…
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39 FINCH STREET BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0353The Residence at 39 Finch Street, Beechworth consisting of a brick house and outbuilding built c1862 and the later kitchen building, now joined to the house, which was added in 1867. History…
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28A CAMP STREET BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0867The Beechworth Post Office was constructed in 1870, to a design by Peter Kerr, incorporating a tower dating from 1865 and other materials from an earlier post office building on the site. It…
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26-30 FORD STREET BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0523The 1857 former stone church and the 1869 former Sunday school building. History Summary The first Methodist services in Beechworth were held in the open air by a local Methodist miner and…
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50 FORD STREET BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0351JD Fisher opened the first Commercial Hotel on this site in 1853. It was the first two-storeyed building in the town. Fisher sold the premises to T Tanswell who erected the present two storey…
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FORD STREET WILLIAMS STREET HIGH STREET BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H1464Gold was discovered at Beechworth in 1852 and the township of Beechworth was proclaimed on 1 July 1853. On 23 August 1856 the Municipal District of Beechworth was proclaimed and the first…
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25-27 FORD STREET BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0346Christ Church, Beechworth, including the main church building (the nave completed in 1859, and the tower and chancel completed in 1864, and including the pipe organ) and the c.1855 building…
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87 FORD STREET BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0349The Bank of New South Wales, Beechworth was built in 1856-7 on a prominent corner in the centre of the town. An agency for this bank had been opened in Beechworth in 1853, and three years…
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SKIDMORE ROAD BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0357The Powder Magazine at Beechworth, including the stone magazine built in 1859 and the surrounding walls built in 1860. History Summary The Powder Magazine at Beechworth was constructed in…
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10 JOHN STREET BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0354The house at 10 John Street was built in stages. In 1862 a miner named R Chant built a 16ft x 12ft calico tent with slab walls on the site. The slab walls were later replaced by…
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BEECHWORTH PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 1560
JUNCTION ROAD BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H1718The first school at Beechworth was a school opened in the Wesleyan chapel in January 1855. A small Church of England school opened in 1856 later to become Beechworth Grammar School. A new…
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28 LOCH STREET BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0345The first section of the Burke Museum was constructed in Loch Street, Beechworth in 1857 by the Young Men's Association, which had been formed the previous year with the aim of promoting…
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115 FORD STREET BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0347St Andrew's Uniting Church in Beechworth, consisting of the stone 1857 church, the 1883 brick Sunday school and hall at the rear, the gateposts on the Ford Street corner and the Grey Myrtle…
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FORMER OVENS BENEVOLENT ASYLUM
3A & 5 WARNER ROAD AND 42 GILCHRIST AVENUE AND 6 BOILER HOUSE LANEAND 26-28 ALBERT ROAD BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H1510Construction of the Ovens Benevolent Asylum (now the Ovens and MurrayHospital for the Aged) began in 1862 on an elevated site overlooking thetownship of Beechworth. A building containing two…
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REFORMATORY RESERVE, WILLIAMS STREET BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H1549The Former Beechworth Gaol, including: the perimeter walls and watch towers, the entrance gateways and iron gates; the gaolers quarters and turnkeys quarters on either side of the entrance;…
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9 WILLIAM STREET BEECHWORTH, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0355The house known as Bellevue at 9 William Street, Beechworth and the former stables at the rear. History Summary Bellevue is thought to have been built in 1861 as a boarding house. In 1866 it…
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3210 MURRAY VALLEY HIGHWAY RUTHERGLEN, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0700George Francis Morris (1834-1910) was one of the greatest of Victoria's nineteenth century vignerons. In 1904 his property, Fairfield,was described as the country's largest vineyard and…
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3221 MURRAY VALLEY HIGHWAY RUTHERGLEN, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H0698Olive Hills comprises a large country homestead and complex of related farm buildings. The homestead was constructed in 1886 for Hugh Fraser, a Scot who had worked at the Docker's Bontharambo…
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145 MAGENTA ROAD CHILTERN, INDIGO SHIRE
VHR H1873Magenta Quartz Mine began as an open cut mine in 1860 on the Magenta gold fields, 1.6km northeast of Chiltern in north eastern Victoria. Following the discovery of gold in Victoria (1851),…
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