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Heritage List (July 2020) City of Rockingham Heritage List City of Rockingham Heritage List Cover Illustration: Bell Cottage and Barn, Built 1880s, Mandurah Road, East Rockingham Artist: Henry McLaughlin HERITAGE LIST Pursuant to Clause 8 (1) of the Deemed Provisions in Town Planning Scheme No .2 Place Number Index The places are listed according to place number in numerical order. Heritage List (under Clause 8 (1) of the Deemed Provisions in Town Planning Scheme No.2) LGA Council Owner/ Management Reason for Place Name Address Adoption Manager Category Entry No. Date Reserve The place has 23952, Lot aesthetic, historic Baldivis Primary City of March 1 1376 (No.342) A and social value, School Rockingham 2008 Baldivis Road, is representative Baldivis and is rare. The place has 342 Baldivis City of 2 Baldivis Reserve C April 2018 historic and social Road, Baldivis Rockingham value. Lot 100 The place has Group Settler's Ms A O March 3 (No.118) Fifty C aesthetic and Home Pugh 2008 Road. Baldivis historic value. Lot 500 The place has Limestone Chesterfield September historic, social 4 Landcorp A Quarry Road, East 2012 and scientific Rockingham value. Lot 103 Alloy Avenue / The place has Chesterfield Inn March 5 Chesterfield Landcorp A aesthetic, historic (fmr) * 2008 Road, East and social value. Rockingham Chesterfield Dairy (fmr) * Lot 103 Alloy The place has Avenue / aesthetic, historic Also known as March 6 Chesterfield Landcorp A and social value, Chesterfield 2008 House and Road, East and is Rockingham Rockingham representative. Arms The place has Day Cottage Lot 1 (No.27) L J & M E aesthetic, historic, (ruin) * Day Road, March 7 Pike A scientific and East 2008 Also known as social value, and Ellendale Rockingham is rare. East Contains Mandurah Rockingham Various numerous places 9 Road, East A April 2018 Heritage Owners of heritage Rockingham Precinct significance. Reserve 841, Lot 3095 The place has East (No.231) City of March aesthetic and 10 Rockingham A Mandurah Rockingham 2008 historic value, Cemetery * Road, East and is rare. Rockingham LGA Council Owner/ Management Reason for Place Name Address Adoption Manager Category Entry No. Date Lot 804 The place has (No.303) Giacci aesthetic, March 11 Hymus House * Mandurah Holdings Pty A historic and 2008 Road, East Ltd social value, and Rockingham is representative. Bell Cottage Lot 9500 The place has (No.371) aesthetic, (ruin) * March 12 Mandurah Trecap Pty Ltd A historic and Also known as 2008 Road, East social value, and Woodbine Rockingham is representative Reserve 22618, Lot 439 Rockingham Rockingham City of March The place has 14 B Cairn Beach Road, Rockingham 2008 social value. East Rockingham Lots 1304 and Kwinana Grain 1585 Terminal Co-operative The place has Rockingham March 15 Granary Bulk Handling B aesthetic and Beach Road, 2008 Museum and Pty Ltd historic value. East Jetty Rockingham The place has Z-Force Dampier Road, City of March 17 B aesthetic and Memorial (1) Garden Island Rockingham 2008 social value. The place has Garden Island Garden Island, City of March 18 A aesthetic and Batteries Garden Island Rockingham 2008 historic value. Cliff Point Historic Site Also known as The place has Sulphur Bay, City of 21 Foundations of A May 2008 historic and Garden Island Rockingham Stirlings Hut, research value. Well at Sulphur Bay and Sulphur Town Peelhurst (ruins) The place has Lot 40 Also known as aesthetic, (No.178) City of March 22 Thomas Peel A historic and Dampier Drive, Rockingham 2008 social value, and Jnr’s Golden Bay Homestead is representative. The place has Cnr Dixon aesthetic, Road and Abattoir and City of March historic, scientific 23 Darile Street, A Stables Rockingham 2008 and social value, East is representative Rockingham and is rare. Lot 178 & 180 The place has Paganoni City of 24 Paganoni D April 2018 aesthetic and Swamp Rockingham Road, Karnup social value. Crippled Alfred Hines Lot 1786 Children The place has 25 Seaside Homes (No.1) Hymus Seaside B May 2008 aesthetic and (fmr) Street, Peron Home Society social value. Inc LGA Council Owner/ Management Reason for Place Name Address Adoption Manager Category Entry No. Date Department of Reserve Biodiversity, The place has Cape Peron 48968 Point March 27 Conservation A aesthetic and Battery Complex Peron Road, 2008 and historic value. Peron Attractions Lot 3 Point Minister of March The place has 28 Turtle Factory Peron Road, C Transport 2008 social value. Peron Department of Reserve The place has Point Peron Biodiversity, 48968 Point aesthetic, 29 Recreational Conservation C May 2008 Peron Road, historic and Camp and Peron social value. Attractions Reserve Department of 44077, Lots Biodiversity, The place has Port Kennedy 138 and 216 32 Conservation C May 2008 aesthetic and Scientific Park Port Kennedy and scientific value. Drive, Port Attractions Kennedy Reserve The place has Rockingham 21181, Lot 321 aesthetic, Department of March 33 Beach Primary (No.) Bay View B historic and Education 2008 School Street, social value, and Rockingham is representative. Centaurus The places have Rockingham City of March 34 Street, C historic and Park Underpass Rockingham 2008 Rockingham social value. Rockingham Lot 716 The place has Park Centaurus City of March 35 C aesthetic and Kindergarten Street, Rockingham 2008 historic value. (fmr) Rockingham Lot 10 (No.3) Roving The place has Chalwell December 36 Residence Enterprises C aesthetic and Street, 2010 Pty Ltd historic value. Rockingham Reserve Z-Force The place has 22779, Lot 444 City of March 38 Memorial B aesthetic and Esplanade, Rockingham 2008 social value. (2) Rockingham Lot 1 (No.13) The place has Mr D W & E S March 39 Illuka Esplanade, B aesthetic and Treloar 2008 Rockingham historic value. Lot 1 (No.153) The place has Various December 40 Carinya Court Esplanade, B aesthetic and Owners 2010 Rockingham historic value. Reserve Rockingham The place has 48927, Lot 500 City of March 42 Oval and C historic and Flinders Lane, Rockingham 2008 memorial social value. Rockingham Lot 1( No.11) The place has Florence Mr I G & Ms R March aesthetic, 44 Uniting Church B Street, L Saggers 2008 historic and Rockingham social value. LGA Council Owner/ Management Reason for Place Name Address Adoption Manager Category Entry No. Date The place has Rockingham Lot 393 (No.4) City of aesthetic, 45 Fire Station Hefron Street, C April 2018 Rockingham historic and (fmr) Rockingham social value. Lot 99 (No.26- The place has Rockingham 40) Kent Mirco Bros Pty March aesthetic, 49 Hotel Trees and C Street, Ltd 2008 historic and Walls Rockingham social value. Lot 99 (No.26- The place has Rockingham 40) Kent Mirco Bros Pty March aesthetic, 50 A Hotel Street, Ltd 2008 historic and Rockingham social value. Roads Boards Office (fmr) Also known as The place has Rockingham Lot 53 (No.41) City of March aesthetic, 51 Districts Kent Street, A Rockingham 2008 historic and Historical Rockingham social value. Society and Rockingham Museum Anglican Church The place has 63-65 Kent Also known as Various March aesthetic, 52 Street, B St Nicholas Owners 2008 historic and Rockingham Church social value. Reserve 9458, Lots 18 and 1596 and The place has Reserve City of March aesthetic, social, 54 Lake Richmond A 47145, Lot Rockingham 2008 scientific and 8001 Safety historic value. Bay Road, Rockingham Lakeside (also Lot 16 (No.65) The place has Mr L Thomas March 56 known as Lucy Parkin Street, B aesthetic and & W Howard 2008 Saw Home) Rockingham historic value. Lot 183 The place has Sutton (No.30) Rae Mrs L J 60 B April 2018 aesthetic and Residence (fmr) Road, Forster historic value. Rockingham Railway The place has Founder’s City of March 62 Terrace, B aesthetic and Memorial Rockingham 2008 Rockingham social value. Reserve 22568, Lots The place has Bell and 148 and 149 City of March aesthetic, 66 B Churchill Parks Rockingham Rockingham 2008 historic and Beach Road, social value. Rockingham Lot 28 (No.67) The place has Revered Purdy's Rockingham Mandall Pty aesthetic, 70 C April 2018 Residence (fmr) Beach Road, Ltd historic and Rockingham social value. LGA Council Owner/ Management Reason for Place Name Address Adoption Manager Category Entry No. Date Lot 643 corner The place has Emma and Rockingham March aesthetic, 72 Masonic Hall Wanliss Masonic B 2008 historic and Streets, Lodge social value. Rockingham The place has Safety Bay Lot 1 (No.44) March aesthetic, 73 Butchers Shop Penguin Road, Mr G N Burns B 2008 historic and (fmr) Shoalwater social value. Lot 56 The place has (No.72A) Mr J December 74 Residence C aesthetic and Penguin Road, McCracken 2010 historic value. Safety Bay Lot 10 (No.188) The place has December 75 Residence Safety Bay Mr S J Milne C aesthetic and 2010 Road, Safety historic value. Bay Lot 157 Sorrento Guest The place has (No.211) House (fmr) aesthetic, 76 Safety Bay J I May B April 2018 historic, social Also known as Road, Safety and rarity value. Koolama Flats Bay Lot 3 (No.218) The place has Safety Bay Mr G T & Mrs December 77 Residence D aesthetic and Road, Safety D L Clark 2010 historic value. Bay A.J.H Watts Lot 123 Land Sales (No.229) The place has March 78 Office (fmr) Also Safety Bay Mr R B Mason B aesthetic and 2008 known as Road, Safety historic value. Glenway Realty Bay Lot 10 (No.250) The place has S M Pass & December 80 Residence Safety Bay C aesthetic and Mr T Pass 2010 Road, Safety historic value. Bay Lot 22 (No.274) The place has C Galbraith & 81 Residence Safety Bay D May 2011 aesthetic and V Galbraith Road, Safety historic value. Bay Lot 9 (No.1-3) The place has Perth St George's Thomas historic, social 83 Diocesan C April 2018 Church Street, Safety and aesthetic Trustees Bay value.
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