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77 EVELYN CRESCENT HOPETOUN, YARRIAMBIACK SHIRE
VHR H0800In 1878, EH Lascelles, Geelong based woolbroker and pastoralist acquired the Lake Corrong Station from Peter McGinnis. In the late 1880s Lascelles began to plan the subdivision of Lake…
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STATION STREET MINYIP, YARRIAMBIACK SHIRE
VHR H1578Minyip Railway Station was constructed in 1889 by H Honour on the Murtoa-Warracknabeal line for the Victorian Railways. It is a classically designed, timber station building with a hipped…
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FORMER RUPANYUP RAILWAY STATION
RAILWAY RESERVE RUPANYUP, YARRIAMBIACK SHIRE
VHR H1590The former Rupanyup Railway Station, dating from 1890, was constructed by Sutcliffe & Hartley on the Lubec-Bolangum line for the Victorian Railways. It comprises a single storeyed,…
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COMYN STREET AND HAMILTON STREET MURTOA, YARRIAMBIACK SHIRE
VHR H1193The Murtoa Water Tower, constructed and opened in 1886, a twelve-metre high, four-storey cylindrical brick tower with a riveted wrought-iron water tank at the top and lifting gear with…
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FORMER WIMMERA FLOUR MILL AND SILO COMPLEX
GIBSON STREET RUPANYUP, YARRIAMBIACK SHIRE
VHR H1011The Rupanyup flour mill, a four storey timber and iron structure on a brick base, was built 1906 for the flour miller George Frayne. In 1907 John Monash (later Sir John) was commissioned to…
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107 SCOTT STREET WARRACKNABEAL, YARRIAMBIACK SHIRE
VHR H1737The Warracknabeal Post Office was constructed in1906-07 to the design of the Victorian Public Works Department architect Samuel Bindley. The two storeyed building is constructed in the…
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COMYN STREET MURTOA, YARRIAMBIACK SHIRE
VHR H2061Formerly known as Marma Gully, the township of Murtoa started to be developed in the early 1870s on land owned by pastoralist Sir Samuel Wilson of 'Longernong'. In 1871 the first freehold…
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