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Wellington Shire Stage 2 Heritage Study Volume 2: Citations September 2016 Prepared for Wellington Shire Council Revised and adopted by Council 15 August 2017 Heritage Intelligence Pty Ltd in collaboration with Jessi Briggs, Heritage Consultant Wellington Shire Stage 2 Heritage Study: Vol 2 ‖ Sep 2016 Heritage Intelligence Pty Ltd ABN 66 098 613 971 www.heritageintelligence.com.au [email protected] 407 Lydiard Street North, Soldiers Hill M: 0418 121 060 Jessi Briggs, Heritage Consultant www.jessibriggs.com [email protected] Document versions Internal Version Issued to Date issued project no. 2015007 Draft Citations version 1 Ben Proctor 15/04/2016 2015007 Final Citations version 1 Ben Proctor 27/05/2016 2015007 Final Citations version 2 Ben Proctor 05/09/2016 Update to citation 67 Amendment C92 (Part 2) 15/08/2017 © Heritage Intelligence Pty Ltd (2016) All Rights Reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed by Wellington Shire Council in any form or by any means, including photocopying or other electronic or mechanical methods, without prior written permission. www.heritageintelligence.com.au ii Wellington Shire Stage 2 Heritage Study: Vol 2 ‖ Sep 2016 CONTENTS Schedule of Places 1 Table 1. Local significance – Places recommended for Heritage Overlay 1 Table 2. Local significance – Places recommended for Environmental Significance Overlay 5 Table 3. No significance – Places that did not meet threshold of local individual significance 5 Citations 6 Local significance - Places recommended for Heritage Overlay 6 Local significance - Places recommended for Environmental Signficance Overlay 1202 www.heritageintelligence.com.au iii Wellington Shire Stage 2 Heritage Study: Vol 2 ‖ Sep 2016 SCHEDULE OF PLACES Table 1. Local significance – Places recommended for Heritage Overlay Place Address Locality Page No. BOISDALE 1. St George’s Anglican Memorial Church 6 Boisdale-Valencia Boisdale 7 Creek Road 2. Boisdale Uniting Church (former) 1 Main Street Boisdale 23 3. General Store, Bakery (former) and 30 & 32-34 Main Street Boisdale 37 House 4. Stables, Blacksmiths & Wheelwrights 35-39 Main Street Boisdale 59 and blacksmith’s house (former) 5. Boisdale Public Hall & Memorials 42-44 Main Street Boisdale 76 BRIAGOLONG 6. St Patrick’s Catholic Church 1 Avon Street Briagolong 95 7. Anzac Park Soldiers’ Memorial 23 Avon Street Briagolong 112 8. RSL Sub Branch Club Room 55-57 Avon Street Briagolong 127 9. Annie Whitelaw Memorial Grave Briagolong Cemetery, Briagolong 146 570 Boundary Road 10. Briagolong Uniting Church and Dutch 4 Church St Briagolong 157 Elm 11. All Saints Anglican Church Complex 14 Church Street Briagolong 172 12. Coffee Palace (former) 39 Forbes Street Briagolong 194 BUSHY PARK 13. Angus McMillan Memorial and Pencil Maffra-Briagolong Bushy Park 208 Pines Road (Road Reserve) www.heritageintelligence.com.au 1 Wellington Shire Stage 2 Heritage Study: Vol 2 ‖ Sep 2016 Place Address Locality Page No. COWWARR 14. Christ Church and Lock-up 8-10 Church Street Cowwarr 220 15. St Brigid's Catholic Church Complex 13-19 Church Street Cowwarr 239 16. Cricket Club Hotel 18-20 Main Street Cowwarr 262 17. Cowwarr Public Hall & Memorials 31-33 Main Street Cowwarr 278 HEYFIELD 18. Heyfield Soldiers’ Memorial and Pencil George Street Heyfield 293 Pines 19. St Michael’s Catholic Church 2-6 George Street Heyfield 305 20. Railway Hotel 24 George Street Heyfield 322 21. Police Station (former) 6 MacFarlane Street Heyfield 343 22. Heyfield Uniting Church and Memorial 46 Macfarlane Street Heyfield 355 23. Post Office (former) 7 Temple Street Heyfield 370 24. St James Anglican Soldiers Memorial 15 Temple Street Heyfield 384 Church & Memorials 25. Heyfield Primary School 22-40 Temple Street Heyfield 402 & 1875 Church of England (former) 26. Commercial Hotel 66 Temple Street Heyfield 425 MAFFRA 27. Beet Sugar Factory Office (former) and Apex Park, McMahon Maffra 440 Weighbridge Drive 28. St John’s Anglican Church Complex 14 Church Street Maffra 459 29. St Mary’s Catholic Church Complex Duke Street Maffra 488 30. Maffra Soldiers’ Memorial Johnson Street (road Maffra 520 reserve, in front of no. 150-158) 31. Macalister Hotel 2 Johnson Street Maffra 533 www.heritageintelligence.com.au 2 Wellington Shire Stage 2 Heritage Study: Vol 2 ‖ Sep 2016 Place Address Locality Page No. 32. Commercial Bank of Australia (former) 50 Johnson Street Maffra 555 33. Metropolitan Hotel (former) 95 Johnson Street Maffra 571 34. Maffra Hotel 122 Johnson Street Maffra 590 35. Mechanics Institute, Memorial Hall 150-158 Johnson Street Maffra 610 Complex and Memorials & 11-15 Foster Street 36. Young’s Arcade 160 Johnson Street Maffra 637 37. St Andrew’s Uniting Church 7 Pearson Street Maffra 653 ROSEDALE 38. Rosedale Shire Offices (former) and 1-3 Cansick Street Rosedale 673 English Elms 39. McCarthy House 10 Lyons Street Rosedale 691 40. Lyons Street Beautification Trees and Lyons Street (median Rosedale 705 Memorial Reserve strip) 41. Exchange Hotel (former) 2-10 Prince Street Rosedale 725 42. Bank of Australasia (former) 25-27 Prince Street Rosedale 746 43. St Rose of Lima Catholic Church 4-6 Queen Street Rosedale 759 44. Presbyterian Manse (former) & Cork 44 Queen St Rosedale 776 Oak 45. St Andrews Uniting Church 48-52 Queen St Rosedale 792 STRATFORD 46. Mechanics Institute and Boer Memorial 17 Hobson St Stratford 810 Plaque 47. Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Hall, Lot 8 (LP215327) & 28 Stratford 831 Rectory & Memorials McFarlane Street 48. St Patricks Catholic Church 2 Merrick Street Stratford 857 49. Stratford Railway Station and Crane Railway Reserve Road Stratford 874 & McFarlane Street www.heritageintelligence.com.au 3 Wellington Shire Stage 2 Heritage Study: Vol 2 ‖ Sep 2016 Place Address Locality Page No. 50. Stratford Soldiers’ Park and Soldiers’ Tyers Street Stratford 887 Memorial 51. Bakery (former), Shop and Residence 20 Tyers Street Stratford 898 52. Carter’s Corner and Residence 23 Tyers Street Stratford 915 53. State Savings Bank (former) 58 Tyers Road Stratford 932 54. Stratford Post Office, Court house 64-66 Tyers Street Stratford 946 (former) and Council Chambers (former) TINAMBA 55. St Matthews Anglican Memorial 11 Tinamba-Seaton Tinamba 975 Church, Memorials & Trees Road YARRAM 56. St Mary’s Catholic Church and 5 Buckley Street Yarram 992 Presbytery 57. Mechanics Institute 2-4 Church Road Yarram 1012 58. Yarram Soldiers’ Memorials Commercial Road Yarram 1030 (road reserve) 59. Holy Trinity Anglican Memorial 95-99 Commercial Yarram 1043 Church & Memorials Road 60. St Andrews Uniting Church and Hall 109-113 Commercial Yarram 1063 Road 61. Ventnor house and former surgery, and 135 Commercial Road Yarram 1083 Palms 62. Regent Theatre 208-212 Commercial Yarram 1097 Road 63. Yarram Post Office 216 Commercial Road Yarram 1115 64. Stockwell’s Building 275-281 Commercial Yarram 1131 Road 65. Yarram Club Hotel 287 Commercial Road Yarram 1150 www.heritageintelligence.com.au 4 Wellington Shire Stage 2 Heritage Study: Vol 2 ‖ Sep 2016 Place Address Locality Page No. 66. Union Bank of Australia (former) 290-292 Commercial Yarram 1170 Road 67. Federal Coffee Palace (former) 303-305 Commercial Yarram 1184 Road Table 2. Local significance – Places recommended for Environmental Significance Overlay Place Address Locality Page No. 1. Moreton Bay Fig Tree (Ficus Johnson Street Maffra 1208 macrophylla) (median strip, in front of 88 Johnson Street) Table 3. No significance –Places that did not meet threshold of local individual significance No citations are included in Volume 2 for these places. Place Address Locality 1. Briagolong Hotel 10 Forbes St Briagolong 2. Heyfield Memorial Hall 38-40 Macfarlane Heyfield Street 3. Tinamba Hotel 4-6 Tinamba-Seaton Tinamba Road www.heritageintelligence.com.au 5 Wellington Shire Stage 2 Heritage Study: Vol 2 ‖ Sep 2016 CITATIONS Local significance – Places recommended for Heritage Overlay www.heritageintelligence.com.au 6 Wellington Shire Stage 2 Heritage Study: Vol 2 ‖ Sep 2016 Locality: BOISDALE Place address: 6 BOISDALE-VALENCIA CREEK ROAD Citation date 2016 Place type (when built): Church, Memorial fence and gates, 3 memorial trees Recommended heritage Local government level protection: Local Planning Scheme: Yes Vic Heritage Register: No Heritage Inventory (Archaeological): No Place name: St George’s Anglican Memorial Church 4 Architectural Style: Interwar Arts and Crafts Designer / Architect: Not known Construction Date: 1924 (moved to current site in 1953) www.heritageintelligence.com.au 7 Wellington Shire Stage 2 Heritage Study: Vol 2 ‖ Sep 2016 Statement of Significance This statement of significance is based on the history, description and comparative analysis in this citation. The Criteria A-H is the Heritage Council Criteria for assessing cultural heritage significance (HERCON). Level of Significance, Local, State, National, is in accordance with the level of Government legislation. What is significant? St George’s Anglican Memorial Church at 6 Boisdale-Valencia Creek Road, Boisdale, is significant. The original form, materials and detailing as constructed in 1924 are significant. The White Cedar tree (Melia azedarach), 1950s Camellia tree, Silver Birch (Betula pendula) and the 1950s memorial brick fence with mild steel vehicular and pedestrian gates, are significant. The interior of the porch, nave and chancel are significant. Other parts of the interior and later alterations and additions to the building are not significant. How is it significant? St George’s Anglican Memorial Church,
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