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Cardinia Shire Heritage Study CARDINIA SHIRE HERITAGE STUDY VOL. 3 HERITAGE PLACES Graeme Butler & Associates, 1996 CARDINIA SHIRE HERITAGE STUDY Volume One Heritage Program: Introduction, Recommendations, Guidelines Volume Two Environmental History: Thematic History, Bibliography Volume Three Heritage Places: Themes, Criteria, Citations for Heritage Places VOL. 3 HERITAGE PLACES Graeme Butler & Associates, 1996 ISBN 0 646 285564 Cover: Kurth charcoal kiln, Gembrook North STUDY AREA Pakenham Shire boundary Cardinia Shire showing the study area (old Pakenham Shire boundary) Contents Cardinia Shire (North) Heritage Study HERITAGE PLACES Introduction .........................................................................................................................................................1 Historic Places Citations....................................................................................................................................................................................1 Historical Themes..............................................................................................................................................................................................1 Criteria...............................................................................................................................................................................................................5 Heritage expression ...........................................................................................................................................................................................6 Extent of heritage value.....................................................................................................................................................................................7 Abbrieviations ...................................................................................................................................................................................................7 HERITAGE PLACES (arranged by alphabetical address order) UPPER FERNTREE GULLY TO GEMBROOK RAILWAY, Emerald, Cockatoo , Gembrook....................................................................8 ST THOMAS CHURCH OF ENGLAND, LATER ANGLICAN CHURCH, a’Beckett Road, Bunyip..........................................................11 CALAMBEEN, a’Beckett Road, Upper Beaconsfield......................................................................................................................................14 FASSIFERN GARDEN, a’Beckett Road, Upper Beaconsfield........................................................................................................................17 NEWSTEAD FOREST, FORMERLY THE STEYNE, a’Beckett Road, Upper Beaconsfield........................................................................21 ROSEMONT, 11 a’Beckett Road, Upper Beaconsfield....................................................................................................................................25 BALLANTRAE, 190 a’Beckett Road, Bunyip.................................................................................................................................................27 SALVATION ARMY COMMANDANT’S & NURSES BARRACKS, WELL, 60 Army Settlement Road, Pakenham...............................30 RUSSELL `LITTLE MILL’ (NUMBER 2), Ash Landing Road, Tonimbuk ...................................................................................................33 RUSSELL `BIG MILL’ (NUMBER 1), Ash Landing Road, Tonimbuk ..........................................................................................................36 OAKLANDS, GARDEN, POPLARS, 575 Bald Hill Road, Nar Nar Goon South...........................................................................................40 SHADY OAKS, 615 Bald Hill Road, Nar Nar Goon South .............................................................................................................................43 CORA LYNN CHEESE FACTORY, Bayles Tynong Road, Cora Lynn .........................................................................................................46 BEACONSFIELD STATION MASTER’S RESIDENCE, BUNYA BUNYA, Beaconsfield Avenue, Beaconsfield.....................................49 PAYNE HOUSE & TREES, Beaconsfield Emerald Road, Beaconsfield ........................................................................................................52 CHARING CROSS CIVIC & COMMERCIAL PRECINCT, Beaconsfield Emerald Road, Upper Beaconsfield ..........................................55 VICTORIAN ORCHARDISTS COOLSTORE & FRUIT PACKAGING COMPANY PACKING SHED, Beaconsfield Emerald Road, Upper Beaconsfield ...........................................................................................................................................................................................58 BEACONSFIELD UPPER MILK BAR, FORMER CORMORE TEA ROOMS, Beaconsfield Emerald Road, Upper Beaconsfield ...........60 LAWSON FALSE CYPRESS AT VERLYS, 40 Beaconsfield Emerald Road, Emerald ................................................................................63 SUNSET GUEST HOUSE, GARDEN, 65 Beenak East Road, Gembrook......................................................................................................65 KURTH CHARCOAL KILN, off Beenak Road, Gembrook North .................................................................................................................68 COCKATOO STATE SCHOOL, PART, Belgrave Gembrook Road, Cockatoo.............................................................................................71 THE TOWERS, 194 Berglund Road, Upper Beaconsfield...............................................................................................................................74 OAKWAY, PALM, 185 Bessie Creek Road, Nar Nar Goon............................................................................................................................78 PAKENHAM UPPER CIVIC & RESIDENTIAL PRECINCT, Bourke Creek & Old Gembrook Roads, Pakenham Upper..........................81 Cardinia Shire (North) Heritage Study Heritage Places Contents VALLEY VIEW ORCHARDS MANAGER’S HOUSE, & COOLSTORE REMNANT, Bourke Creek Road, Pakenham Upper................84 SNOW VIEW, Bourke Road, Pakenham South................................................................................................................................................87 BUNYA BUNYAS, OAKS, end Browning Road, Tynong South....................................................................................................................90 STONE PINE AT WINDY HILLS FARM, FORMER PINE LODGE, 30 Buchanan Rd, Upper Beaconsfield. ............................................92 BUNYIP GENERAL CEMETERY, Bunyip Tonimbuk Road, Bunyip ...........................................................................................................95 KADUNA PARK, MONTEREY CYPRESS, PALM, 270 Cardinia Road, Officer.........................................................................................98 TYNONG NORTH METHODIST CHURCH, FORMER CHRIST CHURCH, 32 Clark Road, Tynong North ...........................................101 ARINGA, 40 Clark Road, Nar Nar Goon North .............................................................................................................................................103 TP MOTORS, FORMER CATHOLIC SCHOOL, 370 Convent School Road, Nar Nar Goon South.............................................................106 HENTY LILY POND, Duncan Drive, Pakenham ............................................................................................................................................109 McCUTCHEON FARM, 350 Eight Mile Road, Nar Nar Goon South.............................................................................................................111 ST. JOSEPH OF THE SACRED HEART CONVENT, FORMER, House......................................................................................................113 CANNIBAL HILL OR MT. CANNIBAL, off Garfield North Road, Garfield North......................................................................................116 GILWELL PARK SCOUT CAMP & LANDSCAPING, Clubrooms, Reserve, Trees ....................................................................................118 GEMBROOK PARK, PART FORMER ZOOLOGICAL & ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY RESERVE, off Gembrook Road, Gembrook 122 CALIFORNIAN REDWOODS, GEMBROOK PARK, off Gembrook Road, Gembrook...............................................................................125 ST. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH, Gembrook Road, Nar Nar Goon............................................................................................................127 CHARCOAL BURNING KILN, Gembrook Tonimbuk Road, Tonimbuk North ............................................................................................129 GEORGE STREET RESIDENTIAL PRECINCT, George Street, Bunyip ......................................................................................................131 GREEN HILLS, FORMER, 95 Green Hills Road, Pakenham South ...............................................................................................................134 I.Y.U. (LATER BABINYA) MILKING SHED, CYPRESS, 100 Green Hills Road, Pakenham South ..........................................................137 PROVIDENCE HOUSE, FORMER SUNDAY SCHOOL (REAR), Healesville Koo-wee-rup Road, Cockatoo...........................................140
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