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Naracoorte Heritage Survey of the South District Council of NARACOORTE HERITAGE SURVEY OF THE SOUTH EAST ~ DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING DANVERS ARCHITECTS HERITAGE SURVEY OF THE SOUTH EAST (REGION 6 SOUTH AUSTRALIA) PART TWO 8 . D. C . NARACOORTE ITEM IDENTIFICATION SHEET Prepared for the Heritage Conservation Branch of the Department of Environment and Planning by Danvers Architects , Adelaide 1984 . DISTRICT COUNCIL OF NARACOORTE ITEM ITEM SOURCE SUBJECT PERIOD CURRENT RECOMMEND­ NO. STATUS ATION 1 Struan House, # 4.01 1860-1880 SHR, A "Struan" NE.NT 2 Second Homestead, # 4.01 A "Struan" 3 Foreman's Cottage # 4.01 B "Struan" 4 Old Mill Museum # 4.03 1860-1880 SHR, A NE,NT 5 Kybybolite House # 4.01 1860-1880 SHR, A NE,NT Council Of'f'ice & # 3.03 1880-1890 SHR, A Front Fence NE,NT 7 National Bank # 4.06 1860-1880 SHR, A NE,NT 8 Blanche, Victoria & # 1.05 NT A Alexandra Caves 9 Seymour's Cottage # 2.07 B 10 Weatherboard Cottage # 2.02 B 11 Homestead, # 4.01 1860-1880 A "Moy Hall" 12 Town Hall # 2.06 1860-1880 NT A 13 Homestead, # 4.01 1900-1915 A "Lake Roy" 14 St. Andrew's # 2.05 1860-1880 SHR, A Presbyterian Church NE,NT 15 Disused General # 4.06 1860-1880 NT B Store,'Beehive Corner' DISTRICT COUNCIL OF NARACOORTE ITEM ITEM SOURCE SUBJECT PERIOD CURRENT RECOMMEND­ NO. STATUS ATION 16 Homestead, # 4.01 "Wrattonbully" 17 Shearing Shed & # 4.01 Outbuildings. "Wrattonbully" 18 Shearers' Quarters, # 4.01 "Wrattonbully" 19 Naracoorte Hospital # 2.03 1860-1880 NT B 20 St. Thomas Aquinas # 2.05 1937 NT B Roman Catholic Church 21 Old District Council # 3.03 1880-1890 NT A Chambers 22 National Trust Museum # 2.06 1860-1880 NT A 23 Commercial Hotel # 4.06 1860-1880 NT B 24 St. Paul's Church # 2.05 1860-1880 NT A of England 25 Weatherboard Cottage # 2.02 NT B 26 Homestead, # 4.01 1860-1880 NT B "Hynam'" 27 Shearing Shed, # 4.01 1860-1880 NE,NT A "Hynam" 28 Cottage # 2.02 NT B 29 Weatherboard House # 2.02 B 30 Derelict Homestead, # 4.01 1860-1880 NT A "Binnum" 31 Shearing Shed # 4.01 A 32 Anglican Rectory # 2.05 NT B 33 Naracoorte Clinic # 2.07 1880-1890 NT A * Nos. 16-18 to be considered for registration collectively. DISTRICT COUNCIL OF NARACOORTE ITEM ITEM SOURCE SUBJECT PERIOD CURRENT RECOMMEND­ NO. STATUS ATION 34 Homestead, # 4.01 NT A "Morambro" 35 Shearing Shed, # 4.01 A ''Morambro" 36 Naracoorte Hotel # 4.06 NT B 37 Homestead. # 4.01 1836-1850 B "Killanoola" 38 Shearing Shed, # 4.01 B "Killanoola" 39 Shearers' Quarters, # 4.01 B "Killanoola" 40 Outbuilding, # 4.01 B "Killanoola" 41 Homestead, # 4.01 1890-1900 NT "Naracoorte Station" 42 Two Storey Building, # 4.01 "Naracoorte Station" 43 Cottage, # 4.01 "Naracoorte Station" 44 Cottage, # 4.01 "Naracoorte Station" 45 Sunday School, # 2.05 1850-1860 A St. Andrews Presbyterian Church 46 Homestead, # 4.01 1860-1880 B "Kay Park" 47 Cottage # 2.07 B 48 "La Eurana House" # 2.07 B 49 Talapar # 1.05 NE A Conservation Park * Nos. 41-44 to be considered £or registration collectively. DISTRICT COUNCIL OF NARACOORTE ITEM ITEM SOURCE SUBJECT PERIOD CURRENT RECOMMEND­ NO. STATUS ATION 50 Grass Tree # 105 NE A Conservation Park 51 Hullinger Swamp # 105 NE A Conservation Park 52 Hacks Lagoon # 105 NE A Conservation Park 53 Mary Seymour # 105 A Conservation Park 54 Bool Lagoon # 105 NE A Game Reserve 55 Naracoorte Caves # 105 NE A Conservation Park // &U ~ .-""""\. J, . ;~ "'' 715 "'' \\ _ .. , .. , ~ I ===-= ~ ~- NARACOORTE LOCATION OF HERITAGE ITEMS AND AREAS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING HERITAGE CONSERVATION BRANCH REGION 6 HERITAGE SURVEY Danvers Architects 1983 NARACOORTE LGA LOCATION OF HERITAGE ITEMS AND AREAS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING HERITAGE CONSERVATION BRANCH REGION 6 HERITAGE SURVEY Danvers Architects 1983 Scale ~~r-=====~l ~===a====~~==~ 0 5 10 15 20 South Australian REGION 6 : Heritage Act 1978-80: SOUTH EAST Ite«t No. : NAR:001 ITEM NAME: St ruan Hottse, "St ruan" Former or other names: LOCATION: TYPE OF ITEM: Address: Naracoorte-Penola Description: House Road, Struan SubJect: 4.01 A 1 1 o t ment : Period: 1860-1880 Section 335 Date: 1873-1875 Condition: Well Kept Hundred Robertson Architect: William T. Gore/G. Pannell County Robe Builder: Henry Smith and Thomas Agar L.G.A. Naracoorte S.H.P. Region: 6 STATUS State Heritage List: Registered A.M. G., Ref. Z: 54 N: 5894500 National Estate L1sted E: 481350 National Trust Classified HERITAGE SIGNIFICANCE RECOMMENDATION: State Description: Random coursed sandstone with limestone quoins and surrounds. Corrugated galvanized iron hipped roof and s1ngle storey return verandah. Three storey tower over main entrance - random coursed sandstone and limestone quoins and surrounds. The house is divided into the main house with the servants' quarters attached to the south elevation. The verandah is raised and has Mclean's patent columns and elegant lacework. Surrounding the main entrance, under the tower, is ornamental masonry, consisting of pilasters, bases, capitals, and brackets. This entrance is reached by a flight of slate steps. On the left hand side of the tower is an elegant bay window. The interior has several marble fireplaces and the main entrance vestibule has a multi-coloured tiled floor. The staircase is freestanding. Struan House has an Italianate style, using the three orders of Greek architecture, Doric; Ionic; and Corinthian. The two storey house was built by John Robertson and was opened by a grand ball on Jat1uary 27th., 1876. It was esti•Ytated to cost 10,000 pounds. Motivation for its magnificence is said to have included a determination to outrival all other homesteads in the region. Repo l't Text : REFERENCES: J. Murdoch & H. Parker, "History of Naracoorte" pp. 49-52 "Struan House Centenary - 1876-1976" Folio <Naracool~te N. T. Verbal: Norman Wayne, D. of A. PHOTOGRAPHS: Slide No 6/18 Film No 17 Negative No: 12 Archival No: 810016 (c.1879> DANVERS ARCHITECTS Date: 1983 South Australian REGION 6 : Heritage Act 1978-80: SOUTH EAST Item No. : NAR:002 ITEM NAME: Second Homestead, "St ruan" Former or other naMes: LOCATION: TYPE OF ITEM: Address: Naracoorte-Penola Description: HoMestead Road, Struan SubJect: 4.01 All ot1Y1ent: Period: Section 335 Date: Condition: Well Kept Hundl~ed Robertson Al~chi teet: County Robe Builder: L. G. A. : Na racoo rte S.H.P. Region: 6 STATUS State Heritage List: Registered A.M.G., Ref. z: 54 N: 5894500 Natiot1al Estate E: 481350 Nat i ot1al Tl"ust HERITAGE SIGNIFICANCE RECOMMENDATION: State Description: Random coursed stonework with corrugated galvanized iron sweeping hipped roof extending into a verandah. Raised verandah has scalloped timber eaves. Multi-paned double hung sash windows either side of arched front door. Basement rooms entered from outside. Simple and elegant 'farmhouse' of Colonial Georgian proportions, with influences from Eastern states of Australia. Built by John Robertson to replace the first 'hut' he lived in, upon his marriage to Susan Frazer and the coming of his family. Repo ~~t Text: REFERENCES: J. Mul"doch & H. Pal~ker, "Histo1~y of Naracoorte" pp. 4'3-52 "Struan House Centenary- 1876-1976" Folio <Naracoorte N.T. > Verbal: Norman Wayne, D. of A. PHOTOGRAPHS: Slide No : 6/19 Fi l1Y1 No 4 Negative No: 27 Archival No: DANVERS ARCHITECTS Date: 1983 South Australian REGION 6 : Heritage Act 1g78-80: SOUTH EAST Item No. : NAR:003 ITEM NAME: Foreman's Cottage, "St ruan" Former or other names: LOCATION: TYPE OF ITEM: Address: Naracoorte-Penola Description: Cottage Road, Struan SubJect: 4.01 Allotment: Period: Section Date: Condition: Fair Hundred : Robertson Archi teet: County : Robe Builder: L.G.A. Naracoorte S.H.P. Region: 6 STATUS State Heritage List: A.M.G., Ref. z: 54 N: 5894500 Natiot1al Estate E: 481250 National Trust HERITAGE SIGNIFICANCE RECOMMENDATION: Local Description: Random rubble stonework with corrugated galvan1zed iron gable ended roof and raked verandah. Random rubble stone chimney on side of cottage. Double hung sash windows. Symmetrical front elevation. Refer to :NAR:001:401. Report Text: REFERENCES: Verbal: Norman Wayne, D.of A. PHOTOGRAPHS: Slide No 5/24 Film No 5 Negative No: 28 Archival No: DANVERS ARCHITECTS Date: 1983 South Austral ian REGION 5 : Heritage Act 1978-80: SOUTH EAST Ite1Y1 No. : NAR:004 ITEM NAME: Old Mill Museum Former or other names: Old Flour Mill LOCATION: TYPE OF ITEM: Address: 73 & 74 MacDonnell Description: Factory Street, Naracoorte SubJect: 4.03 Allotment: 84 and Pt. 73 & 83 Period: 1850-1880 Section c Date: 1870 Condition: Well Kept Hundred Naracoorte Architect: County : Robe Builder: Henry Smith and Thomas Agar L.G.A. Naracoorte S.H.P. Region: 5 STATUS State Heritage List: Registered A.M.G., Ref. z: 54 N: 5309400 National Estate Listed E: 475320 National Trust Classified HERITAGE SIGNIFICANCE RECOMMENDATION: State Descri pt i ot'\: Painted random coursed limestone walls with dressed quoins. Corrugated galvanized iron gable ended roof with protruding attic room. Double hung sash windows. Timber extension at rear of building. Three storey buildin~ of Georgian proportions. Built for David Simpson and 'still the only three-storeyed building in the town. • (J. Murdoch and H. Parker>. Endured co«•«•ercial vicissitudes till 1888 when bought by J. & G. Thomson. Business was good in later years, and gra1n would be brought from as far away as Robe, Kingston and Goroke <Vic.). J. Thomson also had a mill at Wolseley by 1309. The Naracoorte mill ceased business in the 1930's. Report Text : REFERENCES: J. Murdoch & H. Pat~kel~, "History of Naracoorte"<1374) p. 114 "Cyclopedia of South Australia" Vol. II p.
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