Conditions for alterations and additions to dwellings in the Combarton Street Precinct.Conditions for alterations and additions to dwellings in the Combarton Street Precinct.city of whitehorse, heritage studies, combarton street, box hill

4 booksnon-fictionFour folders containing information for owners of properties in Heritage Overlay areas - (i) Guidelines for Alterations & Additions to Dwellings in the Combarton Street Precinct (ii) Ditto in the Mont Albert Residential Precinct (iii) Ditto in the Churchill Street Precinct (iv) Ditto in the Heritage Overlayheritage studies, churchill street precinct, mont albert precinct, combarton street precinct, houses

Heritage Overlay Precincts in City of Whitehorse. Churchill Street, Mont Albert. Combarton Street, Box Hill, Mont Albert Residential Precinct. Mont Albert Shopping Centre Precinct, Mont Albert.heritage studies, land use, churchill street> mont albert, mont albert shopping centre, combarton street> box hill, mont albert

This volume explains the Heritage Management Plan and the environmental history detailing it from the Pastoral occupation (1830-1850), the Foundation years (1850s, 1860s), through the Land Boom period and its aftermath (1880s, 1890s) to Reconstruction during the early 1900s and the Inter war years (1920s, 1930s). It also gives a description of specific historic areas including Whitehorse Road Precinct, Box Hill Gardens, Box Hill Cemetery, Surrey Park, Surrey Drive, Box Hill Brickworks, Combarton Street, The Artists' camp, Presbyterian Ladies College, Kingswood College, Garden at 19 Hill Street, Surrey Hills and Mont Albert. Photos. maps. illus.heritage and conservation study, land boom, pastoral, inter war years, environment, box hill, combarton street, surrey hills, mont albert, architecture, edwardian style, victorian style, whitehorse road, gardens, artists camps, presbyterian ladies college, kingswood college, hill street, inter war style

This volume explains the Heritage Management Plan and the environmental history detailing it from the Pastoral occupation (1830-1850), the Foundation years (1850s, 1860s), through the Land Boom period and its aftermath (1880s, 1890s) to Reconstruction during the early 1900s and the Inter war years (1920s, 1930s). It also gives a description of specific historic areas including Whitehorse Road Precinct, Box Hill Gardens, Box Hill Cemetery, Surrey Park, Surrey Drive, Box Hill Brickworks, Combarton Street, The Artists' camp, Presbyterian Ladies College, Kingswood College, Garden at 19 Hill Street, Surrey Hills and Mont Albert. Photos. maps. illus.heritage and conservation study, land boom, pastoral, inter war years, environment, box hill, combarton street, surrey hills, mont albert, architecture, edwardian style, victorian style, whitehorse road, gardens, artists camps, presbyterian ladies college, kingswood college, hill street, inter war style