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NT (ACT) HERITAGE FILES Place Name NT (ACT) HERITAGE FILES N.B. These files record work-in-progress, and may not reflect the current ACT Heritage List. Place Name Aboriginal Scarred Trees - General Background Aboriginal Scarred Trees - Nomination forms to AHC Aboriginal Scarred Trees - Various Locations Aboriginal Sites - General Background Aboriginal Sites - General Listings Aboriginal Sites - Aboriginal Embassy Aboriginal Sites - Axe Grinding Grooves - Belconnen, Latham, Tuggeranong, Theodore Aboriginal Sites - Birrigai Aboriginal Sites - Block 1502 Belconnen Aboriginal Sites - Horse Park Aboriginal Sites - Hume Site 1 Aboriginal Sites - Jerrabomberra Aboriginal Sites - Kinlyside Aboriginal Sites - Majura Aboriginal Sites - Mulligan's Flat Quarry Aboriginal Sites - Namadgi Stone Arrangement, Rock Art and Digging Stick Aboriginal Sites - Oaks Estate (Footholds) Aboriginal Sites - Percival Hill Site 44 Aboriginal Sites - Pialligo Aboriginal Sites - Red Hill Ochre Quarry - Gungahlin Sites Aboriginal Sites - Rendezvous Creek Art Site Aboriginal Sites - Symonston Quarry Aboriginal Sites - Woodstock Aboriginal Sites - Yankee Hat Art Site The former AAA Building. ACT Forest (Bobyan Hut) Acton Fountain Acton Peninsula Acton Precinct - 2 parts AFP - Training and Operations Facility Majura Ainslie Post Office (Demolished) Ainslie Housing Properties. 27 Campbell Street Alt Cres Precinct Corroboree Park Housing Pct Wakefield Gardens Pct 2,4,6,8 Patterson St. Fairbridge Cres Pct ACT Family and Juvenile Court Building Ainslie Public and Primary Schools Ainslie Village Air Disaster Memorial Site of A.J. Ryan's Radio and Electrical Store Albert Hall- 2 parts Allawah, Bega,and Currong Flats ANZAC Parade ANZ Bank Building Aranda 12 Marawa Place Aranda Snow Gums Arboreta - Piccadilly Circus, Blundell's, Reid's Pinch, Blue Range Arboretum Arnold Grove Art Works, Monuments, and Memorials Athllon Homestead Site Australian Forestry School Australian National Botanic Gardens Australian National University 2 parts Australian National University Campus Master Plan Dec. 2012, Heritage Strategy 2010-12 Australian War Memorial Barton Conference Centre. Barton Highway Road Cut, Nicholls Barton Housing Precinct 2 parts Beauchamp House (Ian Potter House) Beaufort Steel House Belconnen Farm Belconnen Naval Transmitting Station 3 Parts Belconnen Navel Transmitting Station - Ass. Reports etc. Belconnen Places Bellona Bendora Arboretum Bendora Hut Blue Range Internment Camp Blundell's Cottage Booroomba Rocks Mount Tennant Booroomba Station - incorp. Blythburn and Braeside and adjacent Plough Lands Border Markers ACT/NSW Boxford Garden Braddon Housing Precinct The Brassey Hotel Brandy Flat Hut Precinct Brayshaw's Homestead and Environs Brickbank Erindale Skate Park Bruce Stadium Brumby Yards (Cotter River, Paddy's River, Tennent) Bull-Oak Grove near Molonglo Gorge Burbong Bridges Burns Memorial Burial and Cemeteries General (including Pioneer Graves) Boboyan Graves Colverwell Graves Kowen Forest Cuppacumbalon and Environs Cemetery (de Salis) Duffield's Grave Farrer Graves Hatcliffe Grave Birragi Herbert Grave Naas Oaks Burial Ground On Yong Grave Tharwa St Paul's Cemetery 3 parts Tharwa Cemetery Weetangra Cemetery Woden Cemetery Callam Offices Callum Brae Precinct - Symonston Calthorpes' House Calvary Homestead Ruin Cameron Offices Campbell Properties Canberra/ACT General 5 parts Canberra Bowling Club Canberra Centre - Monaro Mall Canberra Church of England Girls Grammar School (Foyer and Façade) Boarding House Canberra Croquet Club House and Lawns Canberra Grammar School Canberra Incinerator Canberra Nature Park Canberra Olympic Pool Canberra School of Art, (Canberra High) Canberra School of Music Canberra Scout 13th Hall O'Conner Canberra Services Club Capitol Theatre, Manuka Captain Cook Jet and Globe Carillon Casey House Causeway Hall Charnwood Homestead Site Childers Street Buildings Churchill House (Open System House) Braddon Churches - All Saints Church Ainslie Canberra Baptist Church Precinct Canberra National Seventh Day Adventist Church, Turner Free Serbian Orthodox Church - Murals Ginninderra RC Church and School (Village Complex) Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Turner Reid Uniting Church Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Calwell Salvation Army Hall St. Andrew's Church Precinct, Forrest St. Christopher's Precinct St. Edmunds's Anglican Church, Tharwa St. John's the Baptist Church and Churchyard St. John's Conservation Plan St. Joseph's Catholic Church, O'Connor St. Ninian's Presbyterian Church, Lyneham St. Patrick's Church, Braddon Saint Paul's Church Manuka Wesley Uniting Church City Hill Civic Centre Civic Square Coggan's Bakery, Braddon Congwarra Coppins Homestead Site, Molonglo Coree Ruins Cottage in the City, Manuka Cotter Caves and Surrounds Cotter Hut Precinct Cotter Reserve Environs (Dam and Suspension Bridge) Cotter Pumping Station Precinct - 2 parts Cranleigh Homestead (General Legge's House) Crawford School, ANU Creek Landscapes (Gungahlin, Mitchel, Amaroo, Nicholls) Crinigan's Hut Ruin, and Crinigan's Hut Artifact Collection Amaroo. CSIRO, Buildings and Boulders CS and IR Experiment Station, Downer Cuppacumbalong Cuppacumbalong Garden Cuppacumbalong Homestead Precinct Cuppacumbalong Woolshed Dairy Farmers Co-operative Griffith Deakin- 70 Dominion Circuit; ; 44 Beauchamp St 10 Gawler Crescent 11 Northcote Crescent Deasland Homestead and Dairy Dickson Library Discovery House, Phillip Downer Urban Design Study Duntroon - Changi Chapel Cork Oak Tree and Apple Shed Dairy Dairy - Reports Demolished Buildings House and Gardens House Reports Maps, Photos etc. Miscellaneous sites Parnella and Harrison Rds Houses Plant Road and Robert Campbell Houses Publications Woolshed Eastern Broadacre Elm Grove Homestead Environa Erindale Homestead Erindale Skate Park. Brick Banks Ethos Evans Crescent Housing Precinct Evens House, (62 Skinner St, Cook) Fairbairn Father and Son Memorial Fassifern Fauna- General Grasshopper Gibraltar Rocks Saddle Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve Mount Taylor Summit Legless Lizard Synemon Plana Moth Fenner House Fisher Housing Precinct Flora (Sites) Flynn Primary School Forrest Places Fowler Road Locomotive Garden, Sir Harold and Lady White's Gardens, 2 parts Gardens - General 1 Astley Place 13 Furphy Place Geological Sites General Commonwealth Park Coppins Crossing (Lower Molonglo) Cotter Caves and surrounds Deakin Anticline Ginninderra Creek Road cut Gossen Hill London Bridge Molonglo Gorge Pine Island Red Hill State Circle shale Tuggeranong Parkway Road cut Wool Shed Creek Fossil Site and Narrabunda Ash Stone Locality Yarralumla Brick pits Gibraltar Falls Ginninderra Blacksmith's Shop 2 parts Ginninderra Falls Ginninderra Old Store Ginninderra Old Village Precinct Ginninderra Police Station Giralang Primary School Complex Glebe Park Glenloch Cork Oak Plantation, Molonglo Valley Goldenholm Dairy Gold Creek Homestead Goodwin Village Ainslie Gorman House Government House Yarralumla Grassland Earless Dragon Habitat (JerrabomberraValley and Majura Valley) Greenhills Ruin, Stromlo Griffith Former Child Welfare Centre Griffith Oval Number 1 Griffith Redevelopment General Gudgenby Valley Gungaderra Homestead Gungahleen School House Gungahlin Area 2 parts Gungahlin Homestead Gus' Café Haig Park Hall Village 2 parts Havelock House Heritage Objects High Court And National Gallery Precinct Hill Station Historic Timber Bus Shelters of the ACT HMAS Harman Naval Station including Belconnen Naval Station Honeysuckle Creek Tracking Station Horse Park 2 parts Hotel Acton Hotel Ainslie (Olims) Hotel Canberra (Hyatt) Hotel Canberra Rex Hotel Hiburnian Site Kowan Hotel Kurrajong Hostels and Boarding Houses Early Kingston Hotel Griffith Hughes 19 Downs Place (De Quettville Residence) Huntly Immigration Bridge Jerrabomberra Wetlands Jervis Bay - Bowen Island Jervis Bay Christians Minde and Ellemoose Jervis Bay HMAS Creswell Jervis Bay Nature Reserve and Natural Areas to 1989 Jervis Bay Nature Reserve and Natural Areas 1990 onwards John Gorton Building John Knight Memorial Park Kambah Homestead Kanangra Court, Reid King George V Memorial Kingston Bus Depot Kingston Foreshore (including Poplar and Cypress trees) Kingston Green Square Kingston Post Office Kingston Power House and Fitters Workshop 3 parts Kingston Griffith Forrest Urban Conservation Area 3 parts Kirchners Kowen Glenburn Cultural Landscape 2 parts Lake Burley Griffin 3 parts Lake Ginninderra Lambrigg 2 parts Lanyon Citation Lanyon 2 parts Lanyon - 1970s reports Lanyon Canoe Tree Lanyon NT Assets and Nolan Paintings Lanyon Photos and Postcards Lawler House Barton Lees Creek Saw Mill ruin Lennox House The Lodge Luton's Crutching Shed London Bridge Homestead Lyneham Cottages Lyneham High School Murals Majura House Majura Valley 2 parts Manning Clark House Manuka Group Centre Shops Manuka Oval and Caretaker Cottage Manuka Housing Two Storied Duplexes Manuka Swimming Pool Margret Timpson Park Belconnen Melbourne and Sydney Buildings Merry-Go-Round Military Sites Canberra MLC Building (former) Canberra City Mount Franklin Chalet Mount Stromlo Observatory Mount Franklin Chalet Molonglo Valley 2 parts Mugga Mugga 2 parts Mugga Way Housing Mulligan's Flat Murrumbidgee River Corridor 2 parts Naas Valley Namadgi National Park 3 parts Narellan House Narrabundah- Boolimba Crescent Boomanulla Oval McKinley Street Precinct Duplexes NASA Ground Stations National Film and Sound Archive National Library of Australia National Library Leonard French Stained Glass National Rose Gardens Natural and Landscaped Areas New Parliament House Nil Desperandum
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