stately homes: the mirror and metaphor of...

STATELY HOMES: THE MIRROR AND METAPHOR OF COLONIAL SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Volume 2

Robert M. Stone

A thesis submitted ion fulfilment for the requirements of the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy

Department of Archaeology Faculty of Education, Humanities, Law and Theology.

Flinders University

2010

BUILDING SURVEYS

INDEX OF APPENDICES

Page No.

Appendix 1 Building Survey – Current Use 1 Appendix 2 Building Survey – Internal Features 82 Appendix 3 Building Survey – Owner Profiles 134 Appendix 4 Building Survey – Aossiated Buildings and Grounds 202 Appendix 5 Building Survey – External Architectural Features 260

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APPENDIX No. 1

BUILDING SURVEY –CURRENT USE

REGION – INDEX

N=5

Page No.

1A Northern Country Region 2 1B Southern Country Region 17 1C Metropolitan Region 31 1D Adelaide – ‘Square Mile’ 68 1E Adelaide – North Adelaide 74

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APPENDIX No. 1A


NORTHERN COUNTRY REGION LGAs

INDEX

N=8

. Page No. 1A-1 Barossa 3 1A-2 Clare and Gilbert Valleys 5 1A-3 Gawler 7 1A-4 Goyder 9 1A-5 Light 11 1A-6 Northern Areas 13 1A-7 Peterborough 14 1A-8 Wakefield 15 1A-S Summary 16

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APPENDIX No.1A-1

BAROSSA LGA

BUILDINGS SURVEY – CURRENT USE

N=5

Name Date Built

Owner Date Modifications/ Changed Use

Date Current Use Additional Comments

Collingrove 1856 John Howard Angas (1) 1904 Private residence. Charles Howard Angas. House added to by successive family members.

1976 National Trust. Tourist venue, hosted accommodation.

Angus family residence until donated to the National Trust by Ronald Fife Angas

Corryton Park 1845 David Randall 1869 William Rounsevell, added ballroom and tower.

2008 Residence: part of a winery complex

Coulthard House 1843 William Coulthard 1855 William Coulthard extended the house to its current size.

1959 Community Centre. Coulthard family residence until sold for community centre.

Lindsay Park Homestead

1843 John Howard Angas (1) 1850 George Fife Angas, enlarged the house.

1965 Colin Hayes. Lindsay Park Racing Stud.

Gardens laid out by Sir Keith Angas.

Riverside Complex 1858 Joseph Barritt 1888 Edwin Barritt added small wing and verandah

2008 Private residence and pastoral property

(1) John Howard Angas. Collingrove, also Lindsay Park, Kingsford (Light LGA) and Hill River Station (CGV LGA)

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Date Built Date Modified Name 1840-1869 1870-1889 1890-1914 1840-1869 1870-1889 1890-1914

Date of Current Use

Current Use Earlier Uses

Collingrove X X 1976 National Trust tourist venue.

Pastoral property

Corryton Park X X 2008 Part of winery Complex.

Pastoral property

Coulthard House

X X 1959 Community centre and house museum.

Residence


X X 1965 Thoroughbred racing Stables.

Pastoral property

Riverside Complex

X X 2008 Private residence and pastoral property..

Pastoral property

TOTALS 5 3 1 1

LEGEND Date Modified. Blank cells indicate that the house was not modified. More than one “X” indicates that the property was modified more than once in that period Date of Current Use. 2008 indicates use at the time of inspection

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APPENDIX No.1A-2

CLARE AND GILBERT VALLEYS LGA


N=7

Name Date Built


D ate Current Use Additional Comments

Bungaree Homestead 1850 George Hawker 1895 1900 1908

Richard Hawker added the second storey. Pillars, cast iron balustrade Dining room, adjoining kitchen

2008 Private residence, tourist accommodation and convention centre

1841 Original cottage.. demolished. Continuous ownership by Hawker family.

Hill River Station

1849 William Robinson 1855 C B Fisher. major additions to the original cottage. C.B Fisher was the son of James Hurtle Fisher.

1980 Private residence, Pastoral property.

1876 J. H. Angas.(1) built the gardens. 1917 Dudley Angas, expanded house to its current size. 1980 A & J Angas

Hughes Park

1857 David Davies (original building)

1862 W. W. Hughes.(2) Possible modifications

1974 Private residence, pastoral property 1873. Walter Duncan began the restorations.

1887 J J Duncan added the second storey to the front section. J G Duncan Hughes, further modifications. 1972 John Duncan, removed the balcony.

Inchiquin 1843 Edward B Gleeson 1870 John Gleeson. No changes. 1988 Private Residence 1884 .J Hill added the ballroom.

Kadlunga 1871 John Chewings 1916 Alex Melrose, added verandahs, rebuilt around the original house

2009 Private residency, Pastoral property

WWII Fence built by Italian POWs.

Martindale Hall

1879 Edmund Bowman 1879 W. T. Mortlock. No changes to buildings

1986 South Australian Government.

1965 University of Adelaide.

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Tourism, hosted accommodation

Commercial farm

Wolta Wolta

C1859 John Hope 1866 1874

House enlarged Two story separate kitchen and conservatory

2007 Private residence

(1) John Howard Angas. Hill River Station, also Kingsford (Light LGA) Collingrove and Lindsay Park (Barossa LGA). (2) Walter W. Hughes. Hughes Estate, also Torrens Park Estate (Mitcham LGA)


Date of Current use


Bungaree X X X, X 2008 Pastoral property and tourist accommodation

Pastoral property

Hill River Station

X X X 2008 Pastoral property Pastoral property

Hughes Park X X X 2008 Pastoral property Pastoral property Inchiquin X X 2008 Private residence Private residence Kadlunga X 1916 2008 Pastoral property Farm, source of fodder

for bullock wagons Martindale Hall

X 1986 Tourist resort, hosted accommodation

Pastoral property

Wolta Wolta X X X, 2008 Private residence Pastoral property TOTALS 5 2 3 5 3 LEGEND Date Modified. Blank cells indicate that the house was not modified. More than one “X” indicates that the property was modified more than once in that period Date of Current Use. 2008 indicates use at the time of inspection

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APPENDIX No. 1A-3

GAWLER LGA


N=7

Name Date Built



Craiglee C1858 Dr Home Popham, private residence

C1871 Dr F W Popham carried out extensions?


Fotheringham House C1856 Thomas Fotheringham, private residence

? William Barnett 2008 Private residence Current owner has occupied house for 20 years.

Martindale Nursing Home

1872 Emil Thorpe 1879 Felix Martin, added the two front sections.

1966 Nursing Home Felix nephew of James Martin (Trevu House)

Oaklands C1850 James Pile c1860 John McKinley 2008 Private residence Para Para 1862 Walter Duffield 1862

1872 1880

Residence completed Alterations Lodge built plus improvements

2008 Private residence 1922 Duffield family occupied Para Para 1923. Subdivided 1924. Rented, fell into disrepair 1940 Gerlen Cork, commenced restoration

Tortola House 1871 William Wincey 1897 Alfred May, added lace work 2008 Private residence 1912 Methodist Church manse

Trevu House Nursing Home

1866 James Martin 1899 John Martin (son of James) 2009 Trevu House Nursing Home

c1906? F. A Taylor, converted into flats

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Date of Current Use


Craiglee X X 2008 Private residence Private residence Fotheringham House

X X 2008 Private residence Private residence

Martindale X X 1966 Nursing home Private residence Oaklands X 2008 Private residence Private residence Para Para X X, X 2008 Private residence Pastoral property Tortola House

X X 2008 Private residence 1912 Methodist Church Manse

Trevu House X 2008 Nursing home Private residence TOTALS 5 2 1 4 1


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APPENDIX No.1A-4

GOYDER LGA


N=3

Name Date Built



Cappeedee Homestead 1879 John Murray 1880 John Murray built the woolsheds.

2007 Private residence, pastoral property.

Property occupied by the Murray family since 1879. Previous owners of land William Mc Vittae and John Gilbert 1874 Resumed by government; subdivided for closer settlement.

Mackerode Homestead 1872 Gustav Gebhardt ? Main entrance changed; original entrance now garden exit. Billiard room (later demolished)

2008 Private residence, sheep/cattle/cropping

1993. Property still owned by Gebhardt family c2005 Rowe family

Princess Royal Homestead

1864 Alexander McCulloch 1900 John Tennant 2000 Simon Rowe, restored house, , now a cattle station

Andrew Tennant remodelled gardens . Son of Rowe,...Mackerode

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Date of Current use

Current Use Earlier uses

Cappeedee Homestead

X X 2007 Private residence, pastoral property

Pastoral property

Mackerode Homestead

X 2008 Private residence, pastoral property

Pastoral property


X X 2000 Private residence, cattle station

Cattle staton

TOTALS 1 2 1 1


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APPENDIX No. 1A-5

LIGHT LGA


N=5

Name Date Built



Anlaby 1841 Frederick Dutton 1890 Henry Dutton; extended the home and built gardens.

2006 Private residence, tourist accommodation

1914 Henry Dutton (son); land sold under closer settlement requirement

Eringa (Lanark House) 1876 A H Greenslade c1900 Sir Sidney Kidman, expanded to current dimensions

1921 Kapunda High School

Holland House 1860 Richard Holland 1908 Agricultural Research Station

Kingsford c1845 Stephen King c1860 John Howard Angas (1) 2008 Vacant Government wheat research station. Nine (TV) Network TV film setting

Yatara Homestead 1863 David Shannon 1888 David Shannon added a two story section to the original one level dwelling

2008 mixed farming House too big for current needs and too expensive to renovate.

(1) John Howard Angas. Kingsford, also Hill River Station, (GGV LGA), Collingrove and Lindsay Park (Barossa LGA).

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Date Built Date Modified Earlier Uses Name 1840-1869 1870-1889 1890-1914 1849-1869 1870-1889 1890-1914

Date of Current Use

Current Use

Anlaby X X 2006 Private residence Tourist accommodation

Pastoral property

Eringa X X 1921 Kapunda High School Private residence Holland House X 1908 Agricultural Research

Station Pastoral property

Kingsford X X 2000 TV film set Pastoral property Yatara Homestead

X X 2008 Mixed farming Pastoral property

TOTALS 4 1 1 1 2


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APPENDIX No. 1A-6

NORTHERN AREAS LGA


N=1

Name Date Built


D ate Current use Additional Comments

North Bundaleer Homestead

1898 George Edward Maslin 1911 Purchased by Government pursuant to the Closer Settlement Act

2006 Fully restored. Tourist accommodation

1841. Settled by J B Hughes 1854 .C. B. Fisher bred sheep 1876. John Maslin and Robert Barr Smith,. J Maslin divided the property and gave Bundaleer to his son George.


Date of Current Use


North Bundaleer

X X (1) 2006 Tourism: hosted accommodation

Pastoral property

TOTALS 1 (1) Purchased by the government pursuant to the Closer Settlement Act


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APPENDIX 1A-7

PETERBOROUGH LGA


N=1

Name Date Built



Bishop’s Palace (Roman Catholic) St Cecilia

1912 Catholic Diocese (Bishop Johannes Norton)

1926 Converted to Catholic convent and boarding school.

C1985 Heritage Mansion Hotel (Annette Barrette Frankel)

Specialises in Murder Mystery functions


Date of Current Use


Bishop,s Palace

X 1980 Heritage Hotel 1926. St Joseph’s Convent School for girls

TOTALS 1


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APPENDIX No. 1A-8

WAKEFIELD LGA


N=1

Name Date Built



Werocata 1850s John and Edmund (1) Bowman

1886 1906

Stephen Ralii builtthe stables, beagle kennels and weir. Subdivided under Closer Settlement Act

2007 Pastoral property and residence

Bowmans built large the woolshed and castellated water tower. House appears to be largely unoccupied.

(1) Edmund Bowman (jnr) built Martindale Hall


Date of Current use


Werocata X X X 2007 Pastoral property Pastoral property TOTALS 1 1 1


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APPENDIX No.1A-S


BUILDING SURVEY - CURRENT USE

SUMMARY

N=8

DATE BUILT DATE MODIFIED NAME 1840-1869 1870-1889 1890-1914 1849-1869 1870-1889 1890-1914

Barossa 5 3 1 1 Clare and Gilbert Valleys

5 2 3 5 3

Gawler 6 2 1 4 1 Goyder 1 2 1 Light 4 1 2 1 Northern Areas 1 Peterborough 1 Wakefield 1 1 TOTALS 22 7 2 7 15 6

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APPENDIX No.1B


SOUTHERN COUNTRY REGION LGAs

INDEX

N=8

Page No. 1B-1 Alexandrina 18 1B-2 Coorong 19 1B-3 Naracoorte/Lucindale 21 1B-4 Onkaparinga 23 1B-5 Robe 24 1B-6 Tatiara 25 1B-7 Victor Harbor 26 1B-8 Wattle Range 28 1B-S Summary 30

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APPENDIX No.1B-1

ALEXANDRINA LGA


N=1

Name Date Built



The Lodge 1840s Edward Stirling (1) ? Original house burnt down (2), the Stirling family moved into The Lodge and expanded it over the years.

2007 Redevelopment into a retirement village.

House had been modified and expanded over a number of years and now consists of a number of different architectural styles..

(1) Edward Stirling ; The Lodge, also Urrbrae, (Mitcham LGA) (2) Original house called Hampden


Date of Current use

Current use Earlier Uses

The Lodge X X 2008 Retirement village redevelopment

Pastoral property

TOTALS 1 1


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APPENDIX No.1B-2

COORONG LGA


N=2

Name Date Built



Campbell Park Homestead

1881 Thomas Bowman; occupied by descendents until 1951

1912 1951 1964 C1980s

A P Bowman, extensions Government subdivision for soldier settler blocks. then to house Aboriginal farm school Dairy and beef property Convention centre

2008 Private residence Many out buildings and jetties are now ruins.

Poltalloch 1879-1881

John Bowman 1909-1911

Son, Keith Bowman Substantial additions to the house and complex

2008 Private residence and Lake Side Country Cottages, tourist accommodation.

Continuous ownership by descendants of the Bowmans..

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Date of Current Use


Campbell ParkHomestead

X X 2008 Private residence 1951 Aboriginal farm school. c1980 Convention centre

Poltalloch X X 2008 Private residence; tourist accommodation

Pastoral property

TOTALS 2 2


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APPENDIX No 1B-3

NARACOORTE LUCINDALE LGA


N=3

Name Date Built



Cairnbank Homestead 1868 Charles Hensley (brother of J A Hensley)

1877 John A Hensley (jnr) 1915 A D Copping.built the verandahs in 1924. Pastorla property.

1846. John White 1852.John A Hensley 1915. Continuous occupation by the Copping family.

Moyhall 1867 William Robertson (1) 1867 1928

Anne Robertson, sister of William. Death of Anne, sold and subdivided

2007 Pastoral property

Struan House 1875 John Robertson (1) 1880 1938

Alex Robertson (son) Death of Alex, subdivided, 2500 acres purchased by the government for a farm school for boys

1969 Agricultural Department, research centre

1835 property purchased. Two earlier houses built on property, the second of which still survives; adjacent to Struan House

(1) William Robertson, nephew/cousin (?) of John Robertson of Struan

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Date of Current Use

Current Use Earlier Use

Cairnbank X X 1915 Private residence, Pastoral property

Pastoral property

Moyhall X X 2007 Private residence, Pastoral property

Struan House X 1969 Agricultural Research Station

1938 Farm school or boys

TOTALS 2 1 1 1


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APPENDIX No 1B-4

ONKAPARINGA LGA


N=1

Name Date Built



Reynella House 1842 John Reynell Built the first section of the hosue.

1870

Major extensions to the house. Other buildings added , dairy (1850), cellars(1890s), dovecote (1857).

1970

Winery conglomerate, House converted to offices in 1976.

Reynell family occupied the house until 1970..


Date of Current Use


Reynella House

X X 2008 Southern Cross Winery.

1970 Hungerfield Winery. Residence, farm and vineyards

TOTALS 1 1


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APPENDIX No 1B-5

ROBE LGA


N=1

Name Date Built



Karatta house 1855 Henry Canton Jones 1869 1880/90` 1929

Sir James Fergusson, addition of a single storey building; probably servants quarters.. H H Dutton extensively renovated the house. Florrie Tonkin converted it into a guest house and subdivided the land.

1988

Private residence Servants’ quarters and out buildings demolished.


Date of Current Use


Karatta House X X X 1988 Private residence Summer residence of the Governor and later pastoralists 1922. Guest house


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APPENDIX No 1B-6

TATIARA LGA


N=1

Name Date Built



Padthaway Estate 1847 Robert Lawson (Small cottage.. still exists)

1882 Eliza Lawson built current stately home after the death of her husband Robert

1979 Padthaway Estates Ltd, hosted accommodation and winery.


Date of Current use


Padthaway Estate

X X 1979 Padthaway Estates Hosted accommodationwinery complex

Pastoral property and vineyards

TOTALS 1 1


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APPENDIX No.1B-7

VICTOR HARBOR LGA


N=2

Name Date Built



Adare 1860 John Hindmarsh. Holiday house (Mootiparinga)

1892 Daniel Henry Cudmore, major additions; renamed Adare.

1954 Methodist church camping and conference centre

Summer residence

Mount Breckan 1880s Alexander Hay, summer residence for his wife Agnes

1911

W F Connell rebuilt after gutted by fire. Converted to a residential club.

2007 Private residence 1941 Airforce training centre. rehabilitation hospital. 1962. theological college 1978 .Adelaide Bible Institute Camp and conference centre. c1999. Private residence and conference centre 2010. Converted to apartments: land subdivided.

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Date of Current Use


Adare X X 1954 Methodist church campAnd conference centre

Summer residence.

Mt Breckan X X(fire) 2007 Private residence 1941. Airforce training Centre 1962. Theological College 1978. Conference Centre

TOTALS 1 1 2 LEGEND Date Modified. Blank cells indicate that the house was not modified. More than one “X” indicates that the property was modified more than once in that period Date of Current Use. 2008 indicates use at the time of inspection

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APPENDIX No. 1B-8

WATTLE RANGE LGA


N=3

Name Date Built



Kalangadoo House 1850/60 Hunter brothers (Alex, James, John) built an early stone cottage ; now attached to the current house by a service wing

C1874 Thomas Morris built the current 20 roomed two storey residence

2007 Private residence 1905. Property bought by the government for closer settlement. Subdivided..

Koorine 1898 George Riddoch (1), based on Scottish hunting lodge

1904 George Riddoch enlarged from 18 to 25 rooms

2007 Private residence 1918. Property acquired by government for soldier settlement

Yallum Park Homestead

1845 Thomas Austin. Original cottage abuts the rear of the main house

1879/80 John Riddoch built the current two story mansion

1914 Private residence Property owned by the Clifford family since 1914

(1) George Riddoch. Koorine, also Coreega (Mitcham LGA)

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Date of Current Use


Kalangadoo House

X X 2007 Private residence Pastoral property. Hosted accommodation

Koorine X X 2007 Private residence Pastoral property Yallum Park Homestead

X X 1914 Private residence Pastoral property

TOTALS 2 1 2 1


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APPENDIX No.1B-S



SUMMARY

N=8

DATE BUILT DATE MODIFIED LGA 1840-1869 1870-1889 1890-1914 1840-1869 1870-1889 1890-1914

Alexandria 1 1 Coorong 2 2 Naracoorte 3 1 Onkaparinga 1 1 Robe 1 1 1 Tatiara 1 1 Victor Harbour 1 1 1 Wattle Range 2 1 2 1 TOTALS 10 3 1 1 7 4

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APPENDIX No.1C


METROPOLITAN REGION LGAs

INDEX

N=16

Page No. 1C-1 Adelaide Hills 32 1C-2 Burnside 35 1C-3 Campbelltown 40 1C-4 Charles Sturt 41 1C-5 Holdfast Bay 42 1C-6 Marion 45 1C-7 Mitcham 46 1C-8 Mount Barker 50 1C-9 Norwood, St Peters, Payneham (NSPP) 52 1C-10 Playford 54 1C-11 Port Adelaide/Enfield 55 1C-12 Prospect 57 1C-13 Salisbury 59 1C-14 Unley 61 1C-15 Walkerville 63 1C-16 West Torrens 66 1C-S Summary 67

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APPENDIX No. 1C-1

ADELAIDE HILLS LGA


N=12

Name Date Built



Beechwood and (St Wilfred’s) Gardens

1883 Frank Snow 1950 1960s

R A McKirdy, reduced parts of formal gardens. Tom Barr Smith.(1) Conservatory relocated from Birksgate.

2008 Private residence Gardens acquired from the Botanic Gardens.

One time Marbury School.

Carminow Estate 1885 Sir Thomas Elder Sir John Langdon Bonython; his summer residence.

2008 House:private residence Gate house:residence. Stables –residence.

Damaged in the Ash Wednesday bushfires. Associated with Elder and Bonython families

Dalintober 1866 A G & C Johnston c1890 Rebuilt the earlier cottage. 2008 Private residence Subdivided; the front section of trhe garden now has unsympathetic home units.

Eurilla 1884 Sir William Milne; summer residence

1917 John Lavington Bonython. Residence of the Bonython family for 70 years.

2008 C & J Ganzis Private residence. Filly restored

1983 The property was substantially burnt by a bush fire.

Forest Lodge c1890s John Bagot Walter Hervey Bagot (son) designed garden.

2009 Private residence Continuous ownership by Bagot family until sold to M & C Bowman, c2001

Glenalta 1880s John William Downer 1920 1946 1977

J F Downer. Enlarged the house and gardens (1936). Henry Rymill (son-in-law). J Ingham. horse stud


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Marble Hill 1878 Sir William Jervois Governor

--- -------- 1955 National Trust:supervised tourist site

1955 Destroyed in a bushfire, sections partially restored

Morden 1902 William Kither 1936 1948

John Richer Baker Claude Alfred Haigh


My Lofty House 1852/ 1858

Arthur Hardy: summer residence.

Arthur Waterhouse(2) 1986 Restored after 1983 bushfire: now a boutique hotel

Now Mount Loft House is a Grand Mercure Hotel

Rostrevor House 1876/7 Ross Reid 1887 James Smith Reid. modified the original house to its present form

1922 Christian Brothers Catholic School

Modifications and extensions similar to J F Reid’s house, Romsdal in Toorak

St Vigeans Estate and gardens

1882/3 Sir Edward Charles Stirling

1936 Romilly Harry subdivided 2008 Private residence C A Haigh purchased house from R Harry 1960s Re-purchased by R Harry

Wairoa 1893 William Horn (3) 1896 1941 1965 1972

Tom Barr Smith (1). Lady Joanne Gosse. Screenings Pty Ltd;Manager’s residence. Marbury School

2008 Private residence and reception centre

(1)Tom Barr Smith. Beechwood also Wairoa; Birksgate (Mitcham LGA); (2) Arthur Waterhouse, Mt Lofty House and 261 North Terrace(ACC ‘Square Mile’); St Margarets (ACC, North Adelaide) ,Mt Lofty House (Adelaide Hills LGA) (3) William Horn. Wairoa also Grenfell Price Lodge, (ACC, North Adelaide); Holmwood (Walkerville LGA)

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Date of Current Use


Beechwood X X X 2008 Private residence Private residence Marbury School

Carminow Estate

X 2008 Private residence Private residence 1983 destroyed by bushfire

Dalintober X X 2008 Private residence Private residence Eurilla X 2008 Private residence 1983 destroyed

by bushfire Forest Lodge X 2008 Private residence Private residence Glenalta X 1920 2008 Private residence Private residence

1977 Racehorse stud

Marble Hill X 2008 Tourist site Governor’s residence Morden X 2008 Private residence Private residence Mt Lofty Hous X X 1983 Hotel Private residence

1983 destroyed by bushfire

Rostrevor X X 1922 Catholic college Private residence St Vigneans X 2008 Private residence Private residence Wairoa X X 2008 Private residence and

Reception centre Private residence Marbury School

TOTALS 1 8 3 1 3 2


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APPENDIX No. 1C-2

BURNSIDE LGA


N=22

Name Date Built

Owner Date Modifications/ Changes in Use


Abergeldie (Glen Coola)

1861 Max Weidenbach C1870 1920

House enlarged Edwin Weidenbach enlarged house to current size and extended the gardens

1959 Purchased (PGC) Presbyterian Girls School - Abergeldie Hospital

Now a Wholistic Centre. PGC now Seymour College

(St) Albyn House 1885 William Taylor 1920 Hirsch Kranz subdivided the 15 acre grounds

2006- 2010

Refurbishing as private residence

Psychiatric hospital.. the fell into disrepair.

Angove House 1871 James A Holden (Arowie) seven roomed dwelling

1871 James Holden expanded to a 20 roomed mansion

1926 Girton Proprietary School (now Pembroke School)

Building named after Dorothy Angove, Head Mistress of Girton

Attunga 1900/1 William (Benjamin ) Burford

1907 Otto Van Rieban Residence 1944 Burnside Memorial Hospital

Bequeathed to Burnside Council by Rieban

Beaumont House

1849 Bishop Short 1856 Sir Samuel Davenport, experimental horticulture

1969 National Trust house museum

Benacre 1844 William Bickford 1869 1981/2 1970

Thomas Graves. Added second storey to the house Converted to flats John Lewis MLC, subdivided

2008 Restored. Private residence

Others owners included Thomas Strangways and Henry Scott (Mayor of Adelaide

Carleshurst 1883/4 Carl Reinecke 2008 Restored private residence

Clifton Manor 1852 George Dean Sismey 1871/2 1926 1976

Nathanial Knox. added the battlements and The Lodge Harloe Knox; subdivided Further subdivision

2008 Restored private residence

Also owned by Harley Hoeper. Grocer Extensive internal modifications

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Chiverton 1880 John Thomas Nankivell

1896 Jessie Fergusson, residence for 40 years

1949 St Peters Collegiate School for Girls

Stable/coach house also used as school rooms

Craigbuie 1883 J. Heinrich Schmidt (Edelweiss)

1895 Archibald McDiamott (Craigbuie)


Fernilee Lodge c1850 Denison Clarke !881 1958

James Gartrell;. expanded from 9 to 22 rooms, he also built the towers. Restaurant

2004 Demolished, land subdivided

2008. Site still undeveloped

Highfield 1859/60 Edward Drew C1884 1921 1955

Austin Ignatius Hewitt. ‘House renovated in the latest style’ 67 acres subdivided. Dr Hakendorf. removed balcony and verandah

2008 Private residence later redesigned in Georgian style from original Victorian appearance

After death of Edward Drew property had a succession of lessees.

Ivymeade 1850 Edward Lawson built a four room residence

1870s Edward Laughton, expanded, to 14 roomed residence

2008 Private residence Property named Ivymeade by Captain H R Hancock

Kings College 1882 Dr John Gunson, single story residence

1884 George Henry Dean. In 1890s added second storey and external decorations

1923 Kings College:. Baptist school for boys

1973 .Amalgamated with Girton College (Holden House). now ca;lled Pembroke

Linden 1856 Alexander Hay. built the original house

1867 1921

Hay built new Italianate style house. Peter Wood. subdivided

1967 Demolished and subdivided

Used as WWII army hospital, fell into disrepair. Only the Lodge still exists

Moorcroft 1853 Henry De Moles (The Waldrons)

1875 1889 1912

John Sanders. built the lakes and walls (Moorcroft.) James Cowan (renamed-Erindale). rebuilt the house. Subdivided

1969 Demolished and subdivided.

After 1912 Erindale was a nursing home.

Osborne House 1880 Joseph Rowe Osborne W Miller Reid, subdivided 2008 Private residence Seaton 1875 Gilbert Woods built a

.17 room residence 1883 1920

Extended to 21 rooms Subdivided

2008 Flats Some time until 1914 it was a missionary training school

Sunnyside 1848 C B Newenham 1860 1880 1920s

William Milne enlarged and added a second storey Milne addeda ballroom, large hall and external balconies Subdivided, top floor removed

2008 Private residence Retained large garden with mature trees

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Tower House C1850 William Vansitart 1861 1902 1983

Rev W H Mudie. School William Gosse Hay. added to the house including a studio Reception centre


Undelcarra 1852 R Debney built a four roomed cottage.

1864 1876 1911 1950

Debney, enlarged to house to 10 rooms. Sir Henry Simpson Newland (Undelcarra) Henry Torrens Ward Subdivided

1969 Simpson family. Private residence

Wrought iron gates purchased from Eridale in 1969 when that house was demolished

Wootton Lea 1860/1 Francis Faulding. stone house of 17 rooms

1873/4 1883

George Fowler, extensive additions Balcony and towers added

1921 Purchased by Presbyterian Girls College

Now known as Seymour College

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Date of Current Use


Abergeldie (Gen Coola)

X X 2008 Wholistic medical centr Private residence 1959 hospital

(St) Albyn House

X 2006 Refurbishing as private residence

Private residence Psychiatric hospital

Angove House X 1926 Pembroke School Private residence Attunga X 1944 Burnside Memorial

Hospital Private residence

Beaumont House

X X X 1969 National Trust house museum

Private residence

Benacre X X 2008 Private residence Private residence 1980 Flats

Carleshurst X 2008 Private residence Private residence Clifton Manor X X 2008 Private residence Private residence Chiverton X 1949 St Peters Collegiate

School for Girls Private residence

Craigbuie X 2008 Private residence Private residence Fernilee Lodge X X 2004 Demolished Private residence

1958 Restaurant Reception centre

Highfield X X 2008 Private residence Private residence Ivymeade X X 2008 Private residence Private residence Kings College X X 1923 Kings College

(now Pembroke SchoolPrivate residence

Linden X X 1967 Demolished Private residence Moorcroft X X, X X 1969 Demolished Private residence Osborne House X 2008 Private residence Private residence Seaton X X 2008 Flats Private residence

Missionary School Sunnyside X X X 2008 Private residence Private residence Tower House X X 2008 Private residence Private residence

School

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Reception centre Undelcarra X X 1969 Private residence Private residence Wootton Lea X X, X 1921 Seymour College Private residence TOTALS 13 8 1 4 13 3


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APPENDIX No. 1C-3

CAMPBELLTOWN LGA


N=2

Name Date Built



Murray Park C1842 Alexander Borthwick Murray

c1880s A B Murray made extensive alterations

2008 Murray Park Teachers College now part of University of Adelaide

1903, Sir George Murray (Chief Justice) rebuilt and extended the house.

Tranmere House 1893-1900

George Hunt 1912 Alexander S Jackman and Charles H Treloar subdivided the 56 acres over the next 15 years.

2007 Private residence 1914 .Divided into flats 1936. Sold,the house deteriorated


Date of Current Use


Murray Park X X X 2008 University Private residence Tranmere House

X X 2008 Private residence Private residence


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APPENDIX No.1C-4

CHARLES STURT LGA


N=2

Name Date Built



Estcourt House 1882 Frederick Estcourt Bucknall

1894 Home for the aged, blind and crippled.

2008 Private residence 1955 Adelaide Children’s Hospital (Rua Rua).

The Brocas 1853

John Newman built a stone cottage.

1870 Newman added a ballroom and tower

1972. Woodville Council. Museum

1874. Purchased by Henry Fletcher as a private residence.


Date of Current Use


Estcourt House

X X 2008 Private residence Private residence 1893. Home for the disabled 1955.Adelaide Children’s Hospital

The Brocas X X 1972 House museum Private residence TOTALS 1 2 1 LEGEND Date Modified. Blank cells indicate that the house was not modified. More than one “X” indicates that the property was modified more than once in that period Date of Current Use. 2008 indicates use at the time of inspection

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APPENDIX No.1C-5

HOLDFAST BAY LGA


N=15

Name Date Built



Albert Hall (Oriental Hotel)

1877 William K Thomas 1880 1886

William Pile: extensions included a ballroom. William Pile added billiard room (1)

2008 Apartments 1920. Sisters of William Pile 1930. Oriental Hotel.

Dunluce 1912` Rev Alexander Macully

? Sympathetic castellated additions to the rear of the house.

2008 Private residence Significant changes to the former servants, quarters

Essenside 1868 Edward Meade Bagot: eight roomed residence

1877 Andrew Tennant Increased to 22 rooms

1972 Demolished

Glenara 1873 William Hill 1876 W Hill added four rooms, a tower and verandah

1991 Private residence 1958 converted into five flats.

Kapara 1897 George Jury 1920 Repatriation Department ‘Anzac Hostel’

1978 Aged Cottage Homes Inc

WWII. Red Cross repatriation hospital.

Kingston House 1840 G S Kingston purchased the Marino Hotel

1851 G S Kingston , converted the hotel into a summer residence. and made significant additions

2008 Tourist centre 1925 Acquired by State Government then leased for 16 years.

Minda Home. Frank Howard House

1860 John Hodgkiss (Lawn House)

? Mrs James Same Prockter (Hodgkiss’ niece)

1909 Minda Home, administration

Minda Home Brighton House

1840 William P Featherstone

Mrs I M Hackett 1935 Minda Home. House plus 35 acres donated by Mrs Hackett

House renovated to accommodate senior girls. Renamed Sunbeam House

Paringa Hall 1880/82 James Francis Cudmore: city residence.

1912 Robert Milo Cudmore (son) 1914 Marist Brothers, administration for Sacred Heart College

1914 Initially used as accommodation for the teaching brothers.

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Partridge House 1899 Elinor Varley 1912 Hugh McLaughlin 1987 City of Glenelg: Community Centre

Russell Court (The Olives)

1867 Edward Amand Wright

1896 Alfred Roberts 2003 Private Residence c1920s Russell Court flats Later a guest and reception centre

Seafield Tower 1876 Henry Ayers and Thomas Elder: summer residence.

1911 Kelly and Tennant. the land was subdivided. renamed, Seafield Tower.

1983 Holiday Flats.

G.K Soward dwelling 1887 George K Soward 2008 Private residence Stormont 1886 Simon Barnard 1888 William Pile (1) 1983 Flats 1911 Gleeson Terry Woodlands 1853 Rev James Farrell.

Ground floor, original cottage

1880 Richard Law added second floor and side wing.

2008 St Peters Church of England School

1923 Woodlands Church of England Girls Grammar School

(1) Son of James Pile Oaklands (Gawler LGA), also Stormont

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Date of Current Use


Albert Hall X X,X 2008 Apartments Private residence 1930 Oriental Hotel

Dunlice X X 2008 Private residence Private residence Essenside X X Private residence

1972. Demolished Glenara X X 2008 Private residence Private residence

1958 Flats Kapara X 1978 Aged Cottage Homes Private residence

1920 Hospital Kingston House

X X 2008 Tourist centre Private residence Hotel

Frank Howard House

X X 1909 Minda Home: offices Private residence

Brighton House

X X 1935 Minda Home; girls accommodation

Private residence

Paringa Hall X X 1914 Catholic College, Administration.

Partridge House

X 1987 Community Centre

Russell Court X 2008 Private residence Flats, reception centre Seafield Tower

X 1983 Holiday flats

G K Howard X 2008 Private residence Stormont X 1983 Flats Woodlands X X 1923 School TOTALS 6 6 3 2 5 3 LEGEND Date Modified. Blank cells indicate that the house was not modified. More than one “X” indicates that the property was modified more than once in that period Date of Current Use. 2008 indicates use at the time of inspection

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APPENDIX No.1C-6

MARION LGA


N=1

Name Date Built



Lizard Lodge 1839 Thomas O’Halloran Two Manning Houses (?) called Lizard Lodge

1877 Thomas Porter. In late 1890’s O”Halloran’s Manning House destroyed by fire, replaced by a stone house and renamed Glenthorne Farm

1947 2001

Council for Scientific and Industrial Research University of Adelaide

1913 Compulsory acquisition :Army Remount Station. Munitions magazines constructed. House destroyed by the army


Date of Current Use


Lizard Lodge X X X 1947 Research facility 1912 Army depot


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APPENDIXNo. 1C-7

MITCHAM LGA


N=15

Name Date Built



Birralee (Wirra Wirra)

1897 Dr Thomas Hamilton: residence

1939 Scotch College during WWII 1992 Private residence 1922. William Burford. .residence. 1944. TB rehabilitation clinic.

Birksgate 1851 Arther Hardy: residence

1864 Sir Thomas Elder extended the house and built the conservatory and gatehouse

1971 Demolished 1897. Inherited by Tom Elder Barr Smith; he continued the alterations

Coreega 1883 Frank Makin: residence

1951 Clifford Cornell, extensive subdivisions

2009 Private residence 1888. George Riddoch (1). 1897. Frank Rymill (2). 1906 .Joseph Florey father of Lord Howard Walter Florey, Nobel Prize winner.

Eynesbury 1880/1 George Wilcox: residence.

1920 George Wilcock subdivided the land.

2000 Private residence 1984. Hare Krishna temple 1990. Private school

Farr House (The Curragh)

1880 or 1890

General Downs or T. O’Halloran Giles: Residence.

1908 Church of England Home for orphaned girls

1982 Private residence 1970, 1982 Land subdivided

Glenburnie 1872 Alexander MacGeorge: residence

1884 1889 1920

MacGeorge extended the property G P Doolette:modifications Robert Ford: subdivided the land.

2008 Private residence 1979 Bequeathed to Townsend House (blind institute) by Chalk family. Stan Blanchard, private residence, extensive alterations to the interior

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Mitcham Lawn 1853 James Thomas Manton: residence and boarding school

1874 1950

John Love. built the current dwelling. Luthern Church hostel


Old Government House

1860 Summer residence for the state Governor

1880 Residence for the curator of the government tree nursery.

1961 Museum

Rust Hall 1846 Arthur Blyth: residence 1891 Mr James Page, painted the house white; renamed White Hall


Springfield House 1842 C Newenham:residence 1870 1897

C B Hardy, enlarged house and planted the gardens. A Rymill (2) added second storey.

2008 Private residence 1972 .Land subdivided

Strathspey 1899 Sir John Duncan (3): residence

1927 University of Adelaide. .St Andrews residential college

1953 Sisters of Mercy, Mercedes Catholic College

1939. Frank Cornell, private residence

Torrens Park Estate 1854 Robert Torrens 1865 Sir William Watson Hughes(4); enlarged the property .

1919 Scotch College 1874 .Robert Barr Smith (5) extensions, added theatre WWI military hospital

Urrbrae House 1844 Robert Forsyth MacGeorge built the original Urrbrae House.

1889 Peter Waite built the current house as private residence

1924 University of Adelaide Waite Agricultural Research Institute

Wattlebury House 1865 Henry W Parker, private residence


Willowbrook 1890 Pustkucken family residence (Weidenbach)

1896 F D Howard (renamed Frimley); the land was subdivided

2008 Private residence E Burnside, later owners redecorated the house

(1) George Riddoch., Coreega, also Koorine (Wattle Range LGA) (2) Frank Rymill, Coreega, also Springfield House (3) John Duncan, Strathspey, also Hughes Park Estate (CGV LGA). (4 ) William Watson Hughes. Torrens Park Estate also Hughes Estate (CGV LGA). (5) Robert Barr Smith, Torrens Park Estate, also Auchendarroch (Mt Barker LGA)

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Date of Current Use


Birralee X 1992 Private residence Private residence 1939 Scotch College 1944 TB Clinic

Birksgate X X X X 1970 demolished Private residence Coreega X 2008 Private residence Private residence Eynesbury X 2008 Private residence Private residence

1920 subdivided 1984 Hare Krishna Temple 1990 Private school


X 1982 Private residence Private residence 1908 Orphanage 1970 and 1982 land subdivided

Glenburnie X X, X 1979 Private residence Private residence Mitcham Lawn X X 2008 Private residence Private residence

1950 Church Hostel Old Government House

X 1961 Museum Governors’ summer residence. 1880 Curators residence

Rust Hall X X X 2008 Private residence Private residence Springfield House

X 2008 Private residence Private residence

Strathsprey X 1953 Mercedes College Private residence 1927 university student accommodation

Torrens Park Estate

X X, X Scotch College Private residence Hospital

Urrbrae House X X 1924 University agriculturalResearch institute

Private residence

Wattlebury House


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Willow brook X X 2008 Private residence Private residence TOTAL 8 5 2 1 8 3


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APPENDIX No. 1C-8

MOUNT BARKER LGA


N=2

Name Date Built



Eden Park (Ramsay House)

1881 James Garden Ramsay 1900 Salvation Army Boys Home (Eden Park): leasehold. Purchased in 1905 Many additions and modifications to suit new requirements

2008 Biopark 1890-90 vacant after accidental death of Ramsay Financial assistance from Robert Barr Smith (Auchendarroch) to the Salvation Army to purchase for a boys’ home. 1983 Adelaide Bridge Alcoholic Rehabilitation

Auchendarroch 1860 A D McFarlane; original build was the Oaklands Hotel

1878 Robert Barr Smith (1), converted into a summer residence

2008 Wallis Cinemas, hotel and cinema complex

1922. Methodist Memorial Hospital.

(1) Robert Barr Smith, Auchendarroch, also Torrens Park Estate (Mitcham LGA)

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Date of Current use


Eden Park X X 2008 Biopark Private residence Salvation Army 1900 Boys Home 1983 Alcoholic Rehabilitation Centre

Auchendarroch X X 2008 Hotel, reception centre Hotel Private residence 1922 Hospital

TOTALS 1 1 1 1


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APPENDIX No. 1C-9

NORWOOD, ST PETERS and PAYNEHAM LGA


N=11

Name Date Built



Athelney 1858 Peter Dowding Prankerd

1872 Herbert Bristow Hughes 1965 St Peters College: former boarding house

Darroch House 1886 James Marshall 1919 Mary Marshall 1995 Funeral parlour 1934. Gwen Healy: private hospital 1953.. St Margaret’s repatriation hospital

Eden Park 1898 Thomas Roger Scarfe 1947 State government nurses training centre

1993 Marryatville High School

Karrawood House 1897 Matthew Goode c1920 Loretto College: student accommodation

Laundry demolished. Student recreation area added to the eastern side of the house.

Korra Weera 1884 John F Pascoe 1913 Thomas John Forman 2008 Private residence 1918. Sarah Bowman Forsyth House (Aldersgate)

C1910 Arthur Ebenezer Pitt 1943 Central Mission aged care facility

2008 Aldersgate Aged Community Centre

Originally called Kahurangi

Mietke House 1874 Charles Hornibrook 1880 Howard Fisher. Sir Edward Holden build the ballroom

1979 Zurich Insurance Co, office accommodation

1940. Army intelligence 1966. YWCA accommodation

Parkview 1873 John Dunn 1900 Henry Partridge 1916 St Peters College: residence

St Helens 1883 Richard Lathlean Clifford Cox 2008 Private residence The Acacias 1874 Dr John Gunson 1878 Edwin T Smith, built ballroom

and underground billiard room 1920 Loretto College

Vailima c1850s Sir John Colton 1910 Charles Nitschke 1984 Retirement village

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Date of Current Use


Athelney X 1965 St Peters College, Student accommodation

Private residence

Parkview X 1916 St Peters College, residence

Private residence

Darroch House X 1995 Funeral parlour Private residence 1934, Private Hospital 1953 Hospital

Eden Park X 1993 Marryatville High School

Private residence 1947 Nurses training centre

Karrawood House

X Loretto College: student accommodation

Private residence

Korra Weera X 2008 Private residence Private residence Forsyth Home X 2008 Aged care facility Private residence

1943 Aged care facility

The Acacias X X 1920 Loretto College Private residence Mietke House X X 1979 Offices Private residence

1940 Army Intelligence 1966 YWCA accommodation

St Helens X 2008 Private residence Private residence Vailima X 1984 Retirement village Private residence TOTALS 1 6 3 1 1


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APPENDIX No. 1C-10

PLAYFORD LGA


N=1

Name Date Built



Yattalunga C1850 Philip Butler 1878 Joseph Barritt 2008 Private residence. Stables and coach are on a separate title; a private residence

1870. Leased by Alexander Grant 1881. Frank & Herbert Barritt Frank Barritt occupied house until his death in 1941 1950s. Subdivided


Date of Current Use


Yattalunga X X 2008 Current use 1950s subdivided TOTALS 1 1


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APPENDIX No. 1C-11

PORT ADELAIDE ENFIELD LGA


N=2

Name Date Built



Barton Vale (originally Enfield House)

1850 Edmund Bowman (Snr) 1881 1922 1944

Edmund Bowman (Jnr) (1) carried out modifications. Salvation Army. Home for “wayward girls’ renamed Vaughan House Tower removed

2007 Private home; tower restored

1947. Portion of the land sold to the South Australian Education Department 1973. Northern Community Hospital

Glanville Hall 1855 John Hart 1865 1912 1926 1946

John Hart added a tower and ballroom. Subdivided. Subdivided: the Lodge separetd from the main house Church of England home for Aboriginal boys; renamed St Francis House

1958 Port Adelaide Council. Senior Citizens Club

(1) Edmund Bowman (Jnr), Barton Vale, also Martindale Hall (CGV LGA)

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Date of Current use


Barton Vale X X 2007 Private residence 1922 Salvation Army Home for Wayward Girls

Glanville Hall X X X 1958 Senior Citizens Centre 1946 Home for Aboriginal boys

TOTALS 2 1 1 1


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APPENDIX No. 1C-12

PROSPECT LGA


N=4

Name Date Built



Comonella (Blackfriars School)

c1880 Richman or Angus Johnson families

Lewis family? 1956 Blackfriars School Heritage survey documents give no clear evidence when house was erected or who were the builders..

Dwelling, 32 Prospect Road

C1880s S E Beach 2008 Private residence Heritage survey documents give no clear evidence when house was erected or who were the builders.

Fitzroy House c1880s Sir Josiah Symon (town house)


Mitchell House 1910 Sir William Mitchell Sir Mark Mitchell 2008 Private residence Land owned by John Bagot

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Date of Current Use

Current use Earlier Uses

Comonella X 1956 Blackfriars School Private residence Dwelling, 32 Prospect Road


Mitchell House


Fitzroy House


TOTALS 3 1 LEGEND Date Modified. Blank cells indicate that the house was not modified. More than one “X” indicates that the property was modified more than once in that period Date of Current Use. 2008 indicates use at the time of inspection

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APPENDIX No. 1C-13

SALISBURY LGA


N=1

Name Date Built



The Levels Estate 1876 Charles Brown Fisher 1876 Edward William Pitts 1995 Remnant of The Levels Estate transferred to the Multi Function Polis, a high technology residential development

1885. Josiah Henry Symon (2) trustee following the death of Pitts 1908. Transferred to James Hurtle Morphett (nephew of C B Fisher) 1909. Elder Smith and Company, a .pastoral company. 1981. Land acquired by the state Government to establish Technology Park

(1) Josiah Henry Symon, The Levels Estate, also Fitzroy House (Propsect LGA); Buxton Manor, (ACC, North Adelaide).

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Date of Current Use


The Levels X 1995 Multi function polis 1909. Elder Smith Holding paddocks 1981.Technology Park

TOTALS 1


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APPENDIX No. 1C-14

UNLEY LGA


N=10

Name Date Built



Ackland House 1899/90 William Ackland c1982 Subdivided 2008 Nursing Home Garden demolished Carramar Clinic C1872 Robert Gardiner 1906 Land subdivided, the house

enlarged 1952 Psychiatric Hospital

(SA government) 1909. James Hay Gosse (married Joanna Barr Smith)

Coonawarra C1890? David Lindsay 1911 W. M. Shan non 2008 Private residence Fullarton Park Centre (Gnanweau)

1865 C. A. Bleechmore 1867 1870

Joseph Bleechmore George Church, who enlarged the house in 1883

1974 Unley Council Community Centre

Owned by members of many prominent Adelaide families included H. W. Hughes

Heywood 1858 (1865?)

William Hawkes 1873 1896

Dugald Babbage – subdivided Simon Harvey - Dorset House exterior decoration. William Haslam MLC

2008 Private residence Originally settled by Thomas Whistler; the founder of Unley. 1921. 8 acres given to the Unley Council to establish Heywood Park 1929 Judge Haslam

Mornington 1872 Luther Scammell 2008 South Australian government, emergency accommodation

House surrounded by residential apartments

Ridge Park 1843 Robert Miller 1888 Robert Brown Fraser extended

1950 Ridge Park Nursing Home

Previous occupants included, William Elder, Robert Barr Smith, John Taylor and John Darling

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Thornber House 1855/6 Catherine Maria Thornber (house and school)

1893 1915

Catherine*, Ellen and Rachel Thornber. Mrs Julia Whittle: converted to Mayfair Flats

2008 Residential apartments.

Woodfield 1853 J C Verco MHA 1857 Joseph Fisher MHA added two storey structure in 1883

2008 Private residence William Charlick, subdivided the land in 1922.

Yurilla hall 1899 Peter Crank 1911 Emma Sarah Norris 1978 Private residence (Yurilla Hall Pty Ltd)

1936 GW & R I Badman 1954 Murray Hill, MLC.


Date of Current Use


Ackland House X 1982 Subdivided, Nursing home

Private residence

Carramar Clini X X 1952 Psychiatric hospital Private residence Coonawarra X 2008 Private residence Private residence Fullarton ParkCentre (Gnanweau)

X X 1974 Unley Council, Community centre

Private residence

Heywood X X 2008 Private residence Private residence Mornington X 2008 Emergency

accommodation Private residence

Ridge Park X X 1950 Nursing home Private residence Thornber House

X X 1915 Mayfair flats Private residence

Woodfield X X 2008 Private residence Private residence Yurilla Hall X 1978 Private residence Private residence TOTALS 5 2 3 1 4 1


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APPENDIX 1C-15

WALKERVILLE LGA


N=16

Name Date Built


Date Current Use Additional Comments

Aston 1890 Charles de Rose 1909 Albert Gebhardt 2008 Private residence Property subdivided, the stables/coach house are now a private residence

Cosford 1878 James Windmill Porter Porter family 1987 Private residence Dwelling (16 Edwin Avenue)

1888 George Brookman (1) 1900 T R Bright) 2008 Private residence

Ennis (Glenroy) C1890s A. S. Fothingham 1931 W & H Grote 2008 Private residence 1941 Catholic Church Endowment Society. Pope stayed 1986

Fairlea 1879-1888

James Drew 1920 Robert Homberg 2008 Private residence

Craigmellan 1884 George Brookman(1) 1890 Charles Drew 2008 Private residence 1931 Sir William Phillips Holmwood 1885 William Horn(2) 1907 Crawford family 2008 Private residence Property subdivided; the

stable/coach house is now a private residence

Ivanhoe 1890 George Brookman(1) 2008 Private residence Jolley’s House 1905 W George Scarfe 1931 Ernest Jolley 2008 Private residence Monklands 1883 C. H. T. Conner 1909 E. E. Cleland. Developed the

gardens 2008 Private residence

Rosmoyne C1890s G W Trott 1935 James Holden 2008 Private residence The Briars 1856 George Hawker(3) 1913 W B Wilkinson subdivided

the property. The main house sold to Salvation Army maternity hospital, wards added

2008 Private residence? Also occupied by Tom Barr Smith and John Acraman

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The Myrtles 1877 William Neale 1880 Hugo Muecke 2008 Private residence 1930. .Sir Norman Myer. Subdivided; The Myrtles is now part of a housing development

Vale House 1841 W. R. S. Cooke c1849 Edward Frome 1948 Public park 1850. William Clarke Brewer 1856. Philip Levi pastoralsit

Willyama 1881 Dr Oscar Gorger 1888 Charles Rasp. Added ballroom

2008 Private residence 1936. Hew O’Halloran Giles, removed the verandahs and replaced them with Georgian style concrete balustrades

Woodlawn C1880 John Acraman 1885 E W van Senden (Ravenscroft)

2008 Calvary College Grove Rehabilitation Hospital

1916 Alison Allnut (Woodlawn) Manchester Unity (Hospice)

(1) George Brookman, 16 Edwin Ave. also Craigmellan.; Ivanhoe (2) William Horn. Holmwood also Grenfell Price Lodge (ACC. North Adelaide) ;Wairoa (Adelaide Hills LGA); (3) George Hawker, The Briars, also Anlaby (CGV LGA)

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Date of Current use


Aston X 2008 Private residence Private residence Cosford X 1987 Private residence Private residence Dwelling 16 Edwin Ave)


Ennis X 2008 Private residence 1941 residence, Catholic Church

Fairlea X 2008 Private residence Private residence Craigmellan X 2008 Private residence Private residence Holmwood X 2008 Private residence Private residence Ivanhoe X 2008 Private residence Private residence Jolley’s House X 2008 Private residence Private residence Monklands X X (gardens) 2008 Private residence Private residence Rosmoyne X 2008 Private residence Private residence The Briars X X 2008 Private residence? Private residence

1913 hospital The Myrtles X 2008 Private residence Private residence Vale House X X ? 1948 Public park Private residence Wilderness School

X X 1893 Wilderness School Private residence

Willyama X X 2008 Private residence Private residence Woodlawn X 2008 Calvary College Grove

Hospital Private residence

TOTALS 3 9 5 2 1 2


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APPENDIX No. 1C-16

WEST TORRENS LGA


N=1

Name Date Built



Cummins House 1841

John Morphett 1854 John Morphett. extended the house by adding a semi circular drawing room. and a bay window to the dining room. The servants quarters’ built around an open courtyard

1976 State Government. House museum and reception centre

Owned by the Morphett family until 1977


DATE OF CURRENT USE

CURRENT USE

EARLIER USES

Cummins House

X X 1976 House museum and reception centre

Private residence

TOTALS 1 1


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N=16


Adelaide Hills 2 6 3 1 3 2 Burnside 14 (13) 7 (8) 1 4 13 3 Campbelltown 1 1 1 2 Charles Sturt 1 2 1 Holdfast Bay 6 6 3 2 5 3 Marion 1 1 1 Mitcham 7 5 2 1 6 3 Mount Barker 1 1 1 1 NSPP 1 (2) 6 3 1 1 Playford 1 1 Port Adelaide 2 1 1 Prospect 3 1 5 Salisbury (1) 1 (0) Unley 5 2 3 1 4 1 Walkerville 3(4) 9 (8) 5 2 1 2 West Torrens 1 1 TOTALS 46 (39.5%) 48 (41.5%) 22 (19.0%) 13 (18.0%) 38 (52.8%) 21 (29.2%)


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APPENDIX No.1D


ADELAIDE – ‘SQUARE MILE’

INDEX

N=17

Page No. 1D-1 ‘Square Mile’ 69 1D-S Summary 72

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APPENDIX No. 1D-1 ADELAIDE CITY COUNCIL

‘SQUARE MILE’


N=17

Name Date

Built Owner Date Modifications/

Changed Use D ate Current Use Additional

Comments Archbishop’s Palace

1845 Catholic Diocese of Adelaide

1860 1882

Extension. Further additions in 1918, 1935 and 1936

2009 Archbishop’s palace

Ayres House

1846 1848

William Paxton 1858 1874/5

Two periods of extensions by Henry Ayes. Purchased 1874

1972 National Trust Museum and reception centre

From 1914 not used as a residence.

Bray House

1847 Neville Blyth(1) 1878 Sir John C. Bray, the house was extended in the 1880s

1973 Purchased by Adelaide City Council for offices

Purchased in 1865 by Henry Ayes for his son, H. L. Ayes(2)

Carhayes 1879 Thomas Barnfield 1889 1909 1891/2 1896/7

John Langdon Bonython (3) John Lavington Bonython(4) Extensions Extensions

2008 Private residence East portion of land fenced off; for re-development?

Cartref 1882 Joachim Matthias Wendt

1917 Joachim Wendt died at Cartref

2008 Private residence Currently apartments?

Craigwell 1886 Alexander Hay (5) Residence Private residence Dimora 1881 Harry Lochett Ayers(2) 1940 Residence of Ayers family 1982 Apartments Duntocher 1885 Wesleyan Church

Manse 1896 Residence. J Henderson ; he

renamed it Duntocher 2008 Private residence

Dwelling (TPI)

1876 A.G. & C. Johnston (6) c1946 Totally and Permanently Incapacitated Federation (TPI)

2010 Vacant City residence for A. Johnston, brewer of Oakbank

Dwelling (262 North Tce)

1881

Thomas Greaves Waterhouse

1906 1927 1953

William Harvey Bagot (7) Guest house Surgical and physiotherapy clinic

2009 Private residence Sir William Milne leased the property

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Dwelling (Navy, Military Club)

1874 John Rousevell (8) 1919 Dr Nott residence and surgery 1956 Navy, Military and Air Force Club

During WWII, used by US officers

Dwelling (Public Schools Club)

1899 William Henry Bragg 1913 Sandforth House, home of Sir Wallace Sandforth

1959 Public Schools Club

Ochitree 1882 John Rousevell (7) 1920 Violet Ritchie residence 2009 Private residence Rymill House

1884 Henry Rymill 1950 PMG Training Centre The coach house and stables are now offices

1884 Private residence Early G S Kingston designed house for the Rymill brothers

(Eothem) St Corantyn 1891/2 Charles Atkins Hornabrook

1912 1928

Residence. Malcolm Reid Residence of Sir Lavington Bonython (St Conantyn) (4)

1962 SA Health Commission

Hornibrook leased to Arthur Waterhouse prior to sale to Reid (Bonython, !976:76)

Springhill Lodge

1897 Dr Alexander Patterson

1913 YMCA: hostel accommodation

1984 Flats Renovated to provide quality accommodation

Waverley (St Andrews)

1865 William Sanders

1875 1905

Residence, T. R. Bowman (9) The ballroom was added

1964 St Andrews Hospital 1911 Owned by Ava Cave, daughter of T. Bowman 1946 Offices of Legacy Club of Adelaide

(1) Neville Blight. Bray House and Rust Hall (Mitcham LGA). (2) Henry Lochett Ayers. Bray House and Dimora (3) Sir John Langdon Bonython, Carhayes and Carclew (North Adelaide (4) Sir Lavington Bonython, Carhayes and St Corantyn (5) Alexander Hay. Craigwell, Linden (Burnside LGA) and Mt Breckan (Victor Harbour LGA) (6) A. Johnston TPI buildings and Dalintober (Adelaide Hills LGA) (7) William Hervey Bagot, 262 North Terrace. Forest Lodge (Adelaide Hills LGA) and Nurney House (North Adelaide) (8) John Rousevell, Navy Military Club, Ochiltree House and Corryton Estate (Barossa LGA). (9) Tom Bowman, Waverley and Campbell Park (Coorong LGA)

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Date of Current Use


Ayres House X X X 1972 Museum restaurant Private residence Nurses home

Archbishops House

X X X 2008 Archbishop’s residence Archbishop’s residence

Bray House X X 1973 Offices Private residence Carhayes X X X 2008 Private residence Private residence Cartref X 2008 Private residence Private residence Craigwell X 2008 Private residence Private residence Dimora X 1982 Apartments Private residence Duntocher X 2008 Private residence Wesleyan Manse Dwelling (TPI)

X 1946 Offices Private residence

Dwelling 262 North Tce

X 2008 Private residence Private residence 1926 Guest house 1953 Clinic

Navy, Military,Airforce Club

X 1956 Club Private residence

Public SchoolsClub

X 1959 Club Private residence

Orchitree X 2008 Private residence Private residence Rymill House X 2008 Private residence Private residence

1950 Offices St Corantyn X 1962 SA Health Commission Private residence Springhill Lodge

X (X) X 1984 Apartments Private residence

Waverley X X St Andrews Hospital Private residence TOTALS 5 10 2 2 4 3


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ADELAIDE CITY COUNCIL

‘SQUARE MILE’

BUILDING SURVEY – CURRENT USE

SUMMARY

N=17

DATE BUILT DATE MODIFIED

1840-69 1870-1889 1890-1914 1840-1869 1870-1889 1900-1914

Ayres House X X X ArchbishopsHouse

X X X

Bray House X X Carhayes X X X Cartref X Craigwell X Dimora X Duntocher X Dwelling (TPI)

X

Dwelling 262North Tce

X

Navy, MilitaryAirforce Club

X

Public SchoolClub

X

Orchitree X

73

Rymill House X St Corantyn X Springhill Lodge

X (X) X

Waverley X X TOTALS 5(4) 10 2 (3) 2 4 3


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APPENDIX No.1E


ADELAIDE – NORTH ADELAIDE

INDEX

N=28 Page No. 1E-1 North Adelaide 75 1E-S Summary 80

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APPENDIX No. 1E-1


NORTH ADELAIDE


N=28

Name Date Built



Addington 1870 William Walters 1902 Sir Robert Kyffin Thomas 2008 Residential home units

1972. House demolished

Baker (Lincoln) 1850 James Cumming 1864 Isaac Henry. the front elevation was extended to its current form

1962 Lincoln College: student accommodation

Dwelling until it became a residential college

Belmont House 1858 G B Neales (Masonic Hall)

1863 Dr Woodforde. extensions to the rear of the building.

1984 -2010

Vacant 1873. Tolley. third stage extensions. Aboriginal Community College

Bishops Court 1857 Anglican Church 1912 Chapel and entrance porch added;G K Soward architect

2008 Archbishop’s palace

Buxton Manor 1908 F J Fisher 1922 Dwelling Josiah Symon(1) 2008 Private Residence Carclew (Stalheim)

1896 Hugh Dixson (Dennison)

1908 Sir J Langdon Bonython built the library (2)

1976/7 State government, art centre

1965.. Acquired by Adelaide Council

Christ Church Rectory 1850 Anglican Church 1880 Extended. western elevation, slate roof replaced by corrugated steel

2008 Rectory, Christ Church

College of Surgeons 1901 William Honeywell; private residence

1910 Frederick William Bullock 1965 Offices Owned and occupied by the College of Surgeons

Correspondence School

1883 Frederick F Turner 1910 Arthur Murray Cudmore, extensions to east side of house (1920)

2008 Women’s Health Unit

1955. South Australian Institute of Teachers Offices. Altered street front

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C1960 Correspondence School

Downer House (St Marks)

1877 Simeon Barnard 1882 John Downer, erected billiard room and ballroom

1924 St Marks; student accommodation

Duncraig 1900 W Hughes Duncan city residence

1928 Sir William Goodman 1954 Residence of D & R Hamilton

1954.John Roche. Lord Mayor of Adelaide still lives in the rear of the house

Dwelling (58 Brougham Place)

1877 William Beaglehole 1917 Death of W Beaglehole 2008 Offices

Dwelling (5-7 Brougham Place)

1907 Sir Charles H Goode 1923 Js & Eh Gordon 2008 Private residence

Grenfell Price Lodge. (St Marks)

1877 William Austin Horn (3)

1885 Solomon Saunders Residence

1953 St Marks. Student accommodation

1921 Town House for Arden Hawker (Clare)

Hawker House (St Marks)

1883 Arthur Waterhouse(4) 1888 Alfred Simms Residence C1970 St Marks. Master’s residence

1912 Evan Kyffin Thomas. 1955. Education Department. Correspondence School

Kingsmead House 1865 Charles Jacob 1869 E M Bagot 2008 Apartments Ground floor verandah removed. 1920s. wings added

Leahurst (Memorial Hospital)

1874 Thomas Johnson Private residence

James Hill Private residence

1919 Memorial hospital Linked to The Avenues in 1921

Milne House (Lincoln College)

1901 George Milne 1951 Lincoln College; student accommodation

Montefiore 1853 George Green Late 1850s late 1870s

Luke M Cullen, private residence. Sir Samuel Way extentions in the Italianate style

1948 Aquinas College: student accommodation

1916 Second storey removed after the death of Sir Samuel Way

Nurney House 1846 Capt. Charles H Bagot 1930 Walter H Bagot; added the courtyard, loggia, and garden

2008 Private residence Continuous ownership by Bagot family.

Parramatta Villa 1871 George Catchlove 1892 Death of G Catchlove 2008 Private dwelling Roche House 1905 A.E. Ayers 1920s Sir Collier Cudmore 1953 Aquinas College:

student accommodation

77

Rymill House (Lincoln College)

1907 A G Rymill Sir Arthur C Rymill: private dwelling

1970 Lincoln College: student accommodation

St Andrews 1861 James MacGeorge 1880 David Murray, added new wing 1881


St Margarets 1890 Arthur Waterhouse (4) University of Adelaide: Anti-cancer Foundation

1993 Drs Peter & Drinda Gauvin, private residence and consulting rooms

Strelda 1879 J H Findlayson: private residence.

Internal staircase removed when converted to flats


Taylor House 1902 John Craven; Private residence.

1907 Jessie & Jean Taylor: private residence,

2008 Private residence, flats?

1960. Adelaide Children’s Hospital

The Avenues (Memorial Hospital)

1873 W H Sharland: private residence.

1909 Ru Rua Hospital 1918 Memorial Hospital Linked to the adjacent Leahurst

(1) Josiah Symon. Buxton Manor also Fitzroy House (Prospect LGA); The Levels (Salisbury LGA). (2) Sir John Langdon Bonython. Carclew also Carhayes (ACC) (3) William Horn. Grenfell Price Lodge, also Wairoa (Adelaide Hills LGA); Holmwood (Walkerville LGA) (4) Arthur Waterhouse. Hawker House, also St Margarets ,Mt Lofty House (Adelaide Hills LGA)

78


Date of Current Use


Addington X 1972 (D) Residential unit Private residence Baker House X X 1962 University student

accommodation Private residence

Belmont House X X X 1984 Vacant Masonic lodge Private residence Aboriginal Community College

Bishops Court X X 2008 Archbishop’s residence Buxton Manor X 2008 Private residence Private residence Carclew X X 1976 Community Arts Centre Private residence Christ Church Rectory

X X 2008 Anglican rectory

College of Surgeons


CorrespondencSchool

X X 2008 Offices. Women’s Health Unit

Private residence 1955 Offices 1960 Correspondence School

Downer House X X 1924 University student accommodation

Private residence

Duncraig X 1954 Private residence Private residence Dwelling 58 Brougham P


Dwelling 5 Brougham Pl


Hawker House X 1970 University student accommodation

Private residence

Grenfell PriceLodge

X 1953 University of AdelaideMaster’s residence

Private residence

Kingsmead House

X 2008 Apartments Private residence

Leahurst X 1919 Hospital Private residence

79

Milne House X 1951 University student accommodation

Private residence

Montefiore X X 1948 University student accommodation

Private residence

Nurney House X 2008 Private residence Private residence Parramatta Villa


Roche House X 1953 University student accommodation

Private residence

Rymill House X (0) (X) 1970 University student accommodation

Private residence

St Andrews X X 2008 Private residence Private residence St Margarets X C1993 Private residence and

Consulting rooms Private residence University of Adelaide. Anti- Cancer Foundation

Streda X 2008 Private residence Private residence Post 1915. Internal staircase removed when it was converted to flats

Taylor House X 2008 Private residence – flats

Private residence 1960s Adelaide Children’s Hospital

The Avenues X 1918 Memorial Hospital

Private residence

TOTALS 9(8) 10 9(10) 2 5 3 LEGEND Date Modified. Blank cells indicate that the house was not modified. More than one “X” indicates that the property was modified more than once in that period Date of Current Use. 2008 indicates use at the time of inspection

80

APPENDIX No.1E-S


NORTH ADELAIDE

BUILDING SURVEY – CURRENT USE

SUMMARY

N=28


Addington X Baker House X X Belmont House X X X Bishops Court X X Buxton Manor X Carclew X X Christ Church Rectory

X X

College of Surgeons

X

CorrespondenceSchool

X X

Downer House X X Duncraig X Dwelling 58 Brougham Pl

X

Dwelling 5 Brougham Pl

X

81

Hawker House X Grenfell Price Lodge

X

Kingsmead House

X

Leahurst X Milne House X Montefiore X X Nurney House X Parramatta Villa X Roche House X Rymill House X (0) (X) St Andrews X X St Margarets X Streda X Taylor House X The Avenues X TOTALS 9(8) 10 9(10) 2 5 3


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APPENDIX No. 2

BUILDING SURVEY –INTERNAL FEATURES

REGION – INDEX

N=5

Page No. 2A Northern Country Region 83 2B Southern Country Region 94 2C Metropolitan Region 103 2D Adelaide – ‘Square Mile’. 127 2E Adelaide – North Adelaide 130

83

APPENDIX No.2A


NORTHERN COUNTRY LGAs

INDEX

N=8

Page No. 2A-1 Barossa 84 2A-2 Clare and Gilbert Valleys 85 2A-3 Gawler 87 2A-4 Goyder 89 2A-5 Light 90 2A-6 Northern Areas 91 2A-7 Peterborough 92 2A-8 Wakefield 93

84

APPENDIX No.2A-1

BAROSSA LGA

BUILDINGS SURVEY – INTERNAL FEATURES

N=5

Name Source Entry Communications

Stairs Domestic Servants’ quarters

Features Garden exit

Architect

Collingrove V Eh Mh Na K, Bp, Sr B4 R Henry Evans, Fp

Corryton Park LS NK Coulthard House Vl NK Lindsay Park Homestead

LS Eh Br, R Henry Ayres

Riverside Complex Vl Eh Cc Na Nk

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: Mh =main hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs; Na=not applicable Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

85

APPENDIX No. 2A-2

CLARE and GILBERT VALLEYS LGA


N=7




Architect

Bungaree Homestead V, Na K Br, Dhs Fw Hill River Station

V, Na,

Hughes Park

V, Na Eh, Mh Ms K Br G K Soward

Inchiquin V, Na Kadlunga Na F K Milne

(1916) Martindale Hall

V V, Eh, Mh, Cc Sm, Sr C, Pb, K, Sr Hr, Dhs Br, R. Fm No UK copy?

Wolta Wolta

Vl, PL Eh Cc C, Kx, Sr B1 R, C Fw

86

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: PL= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hr=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room, Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows. Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

87

APPENDIX No. 2A-3

GAWLER LGA


N=7




Architect

Craiglee V, Na NK Fotheringham House Vl Cc(1) Ms K, Sr B1 D NK Martindale Nursing Home

V, Na K B1 Nk

Oaklands V, Na G.S. Kingston Para Para V, LS Eh, Mh

(Ba) Sh, Sm, Sr K B, Dhs Ba, R, L Fw Daniel

Garlick Torttola House V, Na NK Trevu House Vl Eh, Mh Sr K B, Br,R,Fm D Pett and Gray (1) The original carriageway passed what would have been the main entrance to Fotheringham House. However it passed over Felix Martin’s property (now Martindale Nursing Home). Felix Martin built a stone wall blocking off the carriageway which resulted in extensions to the then rear of the house to become the new main entrance. To spite Felix Martin, Thomas Fotheringham built a two storey bay window annex overlooking the Martin property. Evidence of the original carriageway still exists.

88

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall:; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh= stairs hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs, Na=not applicable Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace, L=library Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

89

APPENDIX No. 2A-4

GOYDER LGA


N=3




Architect

Cappeedee Homestead

V. NA, LS

NK

Mackerode Homestead

V Eh Cc (1) Pb, K H1 R, Fm D NK


V, NA, LS

Eh Sh Sm C B R D Edmund Wright

(1) stairs to the subterranean rooms are no longer in use.. LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: Mh =main hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh=stairs hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

90

APPENDIX No. 2A-5

LIGHT LGA


N=5




Architect

Anlaby V V Cc Sm, Sr C, Bp, K, Sr B C, Br, Fm, Ba Fw NK Eringa (Lanark) V V Mh, Cc Sr C, Bp, K, Sr Ne D John Leech Holland House V -- Cc Sr C, Bp, K, Sr B2 Fw James

McGeorge Kingsford LA Eh Cc Sm C, Bp, K D NK Yatara Homestead V, NA S m NK

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall, Ne=no evidence Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

91

APPENDIX No. 2A-6

NORTHERN AREAS LGA


N=1




Architect


V, Eh Cc NA C, K, Sr, Pb H1, O Ba, R, Fm -- NK

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: Mh =main hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs: NA=Not applicable Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall: O=other Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK=Not known; Fp=floor plans

92

APPENDIX No. 2A-7

PETERBOROUGH LGA


N=1




Architect

Bishop’s Palace, (St Cecilia)

V Eh Sh Sm; Sr C, K, Sr H1 R, D Cavanagh, Perth

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: Mh =main hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh= stairs hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs, Na=not applicable Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

93

APPENDIX No. 2A-8

WAKEFIELD LGA


N=1




Architect

Werocata V, NA, LS

(1) Ba, Fm, NK

(1) Stairs to two subterranean floors which also had fire places

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: Mh =main hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK=not known; Fp=floor plans

94

APPENDIX No.2B


SOUTHERN COUNTRY LGAs

INDEX

N=8

Page No. 2B-1 Alexandrina 95 2B-2 Coorong 96 2B-3 Naracoorte /Lucindale 97 2B-4 Onkaparinga 98 2B-5 Robe 99 2B-6 Tatiara 100 2B-7 Victor Harbor 101 2B-8 Wattle Range 102

95

APPENDIX No 2B-1

ALEXANDRINA LGA


N=1




Architect

The Lodge V Eh Cc NA (1) (2) R D NK (1) The house has been modified and enlarged a number of times over the years; the original use of rooms was difficult to identify. (2) Three servants’ rooms in a separate building adjacent to main building. A second building with two large rooms with fireplaces is adjacent to north side verandah.

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: Mh =main hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh= stairs hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

96

APPENDIX No 2B-2

COORONG LGA


N=2




Architect


V Eh Cc NA C, Pb, K, Sr B, Br (1) D NK

Poltalloch Homestead Vl Eh Cc Sm, Sh NK (1) Ballroom built especially for the visit of Princes Albert and George.

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: Mh =main hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh= stairs hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs, Sh=stair hall Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

97

APPENDIX No 2B-3



N=3




Architect

Cairnbank Homestead William Gore Moyhall NK Struan House V Eh, Sh, Cc Sm, Sr Bw, Fm D William Gore/

G Pannell

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: Mh =main hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh= stairs hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

98

APPENDIX No 2B-4

ONKAPARINGA LGA


N=1




Architect

Reynella House V, NA,

Na C, D NK

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: Mh =main hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh= stairs hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK=not known; Fp=floor plans

99

APPENDIX No 2B-5

ROBE LGA


N=1




Architect

Karatta House V, NA, LS

Eh, Cc Sm C, K Sr B1 R D C E Hamilton (Colonial Architect). Fp

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: Mh =main hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh= stairs hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK=not known; Fp=floor plans

100

APPENDIX No 2B-6

TATIARA LGA


N=1




Architect

Padthaway Estate V Eh Sh, Cc Sm Pb, K, Sr B, Hl L, Fm, R(x2) D James Cumming, Edward Davies

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: Mh =main hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh= stairs hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; L=library; Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

101

APPENDIX No 2B-7

VICTOR HARBOR LGA


N=2




Architect

Adare V, NA, LS

Eh Cc Sm K Ba, Br, R D (1) Frederick Dancker

Mount Breckan V, NA, LS

V, Eh, Mh Sm, Sr K, Sr Dh, Br, L, R D William McMinn

(1) Slate stairs leading from the ballroom. LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh= stairs hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace, L=library Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

102

APPENDIX No 2B-8

WATTLE RANGE LGA


N=3




Architect

Kalangadoo House V, NA NK Koorine Vl Eh Na NK Yallum Park Homestead

Vl Eh Cc, Sh Sm Kx, Sr (1) R, Fm Edward Twentyman Melbourne

(1) Located in the original cottage at the rear of the main house LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh= stairs hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs, Na=not applicable Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

103

APPENDIX No.2C

BUILDING SURVEY – INTERNAL FEATURES


INDEX

N=16

Page No. 2C-1 Adelaide Hills 104 2C-2 Burnside 106 2C-3 Campbelltown 108 2C-4 Charles Sturt 109 2C-5 Holdfast Bay 110 2C-6 Marion 112 2C-7 Mitcham 113 2C-8 Mount Barker 115 2C-9 Norwood, St Peters, Payneham (NSPP) 116 2C-10 Playford 118 2C-11 Port Adelaide/Enfield 119 2C-12 Prospect 120 2C-13 Salisbury 121 2C-14 Unley 122 2C-15 Walkerville 124 2C-16 West Torrens 126

104

APPENDIX 2C-1

ADELAIDE HILLS LGA


N=12




Architect

Beechwood (formerly St Wilfred’s)

V,NA Eh Sm Co D Black and Hughes

Carminow Estate NA, LS Eh Sh Sm NK Dalintober NA Eh Sh, Cc Sm C R D NK (Fp) Eurilla NA, LS Sm C B R NK Forest Lodge V Eh Sh, Cc Sm, Sr C, K, Sr B, Dhs R D Ernest

Bayer Glenalta NA, LS Eh Mh M, SrS K, Sr B2, Dhs R NK Marble Hill V Eh Cc, Sh Sm, Sr, K, C, Sr, Bp Dhs, B3 Br D E J Wood

W McMinn (Fp)

Morden NA NK Mount Lofty House Vl Eh Sh, Cc Sm R D NK Rostrevor House V Eh Mh Sm, Sr K, Sr, B5, Hl, Dhs Ba, Br, R, D, Fw Wright and

Woods English and Soward

St Vigeans Estate V, NA NK Wairoa (formerly Marbury School)

V Eh Mh Sm, Sr K B, Dhs Ba D Soward ?

105

LEGEND Source. V = visited; VI=visited, limited internal access: NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; Co=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room, Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

106

APPENDIX No. 2C-2

BURNSIDE LGA


N=22




Architect

Abergeldie V, NA NK (St) Albyn House V, NA NK Angove House Vl Eh Cc Sm, Sr NK Attunga Vl Eh Mh Sm D NK Beaumont House

V Eh Cc NA C, K, Sr, B2, Dhs R D NK, Fp

Benacre V,NA Thomas English

Carleshurst V,NA, NK Clifton Manor V,NA,

LS NK (copy UK

baronial hunting lodge), Fp

Chiverton Vl NK Craigbuie V,NA NK Fernilee Lodge D NK Highfield V,NA NK Ivymeade V,NA NK Kings College Vl Eh, , V Mh Sm Br D, Fw NK Linden D NK Moorcroft D NK Osborne House V,NA NK Seaton V,NA NK Sunnyside V,NA Thomas

107

English Tower House V,NA,

LS NK, Fp

Undelcarra V,NA NK Wootton Lea Vl Eh, V, Cc Sm, Sr Fw NK LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

108

APPENDIX 2C-3

CAMPBELLTOWN LGA


N=2




Architect

Murray Park Vl Eh, V Sh Sm, sR C B Ba NK Tranmere House V,

NA, LS

Eh, V Sh, Cc R, Fm D Edward Davies?


109

APPENDIX No. 2C-4

CHARLES STURT LGA


N=2




Architect

Estcourt House NA, LS Eh Sh, Cc Sm C, K H1 Ba, R D Ernest Bayer Latham Withall Fp

The Brocas Vl, LS Eh Cc Sm C, Kx Hl R English and Rees Fp


110

APPENDIX 2C-5

HOLDFAST LGA


N=15




Architect


V,NA, LS

Eh Sh Sm, Sr (1) (1) Br, Ba Robert Thomas Arch –in- chief

Dunluce Castle V Eh Sh Sm (2) (2) R D UK copy Essenside (3) D Glenara V,NA,

LS Eh Cc NA C, K (4) Caretakers

cottage Br, R D English and

Rees Kapara V Eh, V Mh, Cc NA (5) (5) Br, R D Kingston House V Eh Cc Sm C,K B R D G S Kingston

(Fp) Minda Home (Frank Howard House)

V,NA Eh Sm

Minda Home (Brighton House)

V, NA

Paringa Hall V Eh Sh, Cc Sm, Sr Pb, K B1(nanny) + Separate building

Br, Br, R, Lib D Edmund Wright (Fp)

Partridge House V,NA Russell Court, (The Olives)

V, NA Edmund Wright

Seafield V,NA Thomas English

G.K. Soward Dwelling

V,NA G K Soward

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Stormont D English and Soward

Woodlands (6) V Eh, Mh Cc Sm, Sr (1) Significant internal modifications when the building was divided into self contained apartments. (2) Significant alterations to the rear servants’ quarters and domestic areas. Now a new kitchen and open plan living area. (3) Demolished. (4) Significant modifications when Glenara was converted into flats. (5) Domestic areas altered to include a chapel and residents’ accommodation. (6) Interior has been significantly altered to accommodate the changes in use over the years. Removed from the local heritage register owing to the alterations.

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh= stairs hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs, Na=not applicable Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace; Lib=library Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

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APPENDIX No. 2C-6

MARION LGA


N=1




Architect

Glenthorne Farm V, LS (1)

NK

(1) Demolished during the period of army occupation, 1913-1950. No trace of the house or gardens remain. LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: Mh =main hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh= stairs hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK=Not known, Fp=floor plans

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APPENDIX 2C-7

MITCHAM LGA


N=15




Architect


V, NA NK

Birksgate LA NK Coreega V.NA,

LS Eh, Sh Ms Pb Rr NK

Eynesbury V.NA, LS

Eh, Mh Ba NK

Farr House The Curragh

V. NA Nk

Glenburnie V. NA James MacGeorge

Mitcham Lawn V. NA Kx NK Old Government House

V Eh Cc C, Pb N Internal plunge pool

Nk, Fp

Rust Hall V. NA G S Kingston

Springfield House

V. NA, LS

Eh, Sh Cc Ms, Sr C, Bp, K, Sr

Caretaker’s quarters (B2) B1, DHs

Guest wing Basement games room

NK, Fp

Strathspey V V, Eh Cc Ms, Sr C, Pb, Ki, Sr

Dhs, B3 Br, Rr, L D G K Soward

Torrens Park V. LS Eh Cc, Sh Sm, Sr C, Ki. Bp, B6, Dhs, Ba, Br. R, D Edward

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Estate Sr Co, Theatre Wood, Fp Urrbrae House V Eh, Mh,

Minstrels’ gallery

Cc Ms B (D) Br, L, Br D Edward Woods, Charles Marriottt

Wattlebury House

V. NA, LS

Eh, Sh Cc Ms K, Sr L NK

Willowbrook V. NA NK

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall;;V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh= staircase hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; Rr=reception room/drawing room; L=library, Co=conservatory Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK=not known; Fp=floor plans

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APPENDIX No. 2C-8

MOUNT BARKER LGA


N=2




Architect

Eden Park V. LS Eh, Sh, Sm, Sr C, Pb, K, Sr

B4, Dhs R, Br,L D NK, Fp

Auchendarroch V, LS Eh, Sh, Cc Sm, Sr C, Pb,L, Sr, K

B2, Dhs Br, R, Fw, D John Grainger, Fp

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: Mh =main hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh= stairs hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs, Na=not applicable Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms, L=laundry Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace, L=library Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

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APPENDIX No. 2C-9



N=11




Architect

Athelney VI Eh Sh Sm R Fw Edmund Wright

Parkview V, NA NK Darroch House V, LS Eh. Sh, Cc Sm K, Sr R, Br, L D NK, Fp Eden Park V Eh, Sh, Cc Sm, Sr C, K, Pb, Sr B2,HI, Dhs R, Fm D NK, Fp Karrawood House V, LS Eh, Mh, Cc Na C R NK, Fp Korra Weera V, NA, LS Eh Cc Stairs to

tower C, K K, Sr R (1) Bayer and

Withall Forsyth House V Eh, V Mh Na (2) (2) R NK Meitke House V Eh Cc Sm (3) (3) Ba, R Fw, D George

Soward? St Helens V, NA, LS Eh Sh Sm C, Bp, K (4) R, L D, Fw NK, Fp The Acacias V Eh Mh Sm, Sr (5) C, K, Sr B, Dhs Ba, Br, R, L NK Vailima VI Eh Sh Sm 6) (6) R NK (1) Korra Weera; subterranean sitting room and parlour. (1) Darroch House; rear interior section altered for office accommodation. (3) Meitke House; rear interior adapted for office accommodation. (4) St Helens; house renovated in the 1920s and modernised in the 1980s. (5) The Acacias, also marble stairs with caste iron balustrades leading down to billiard room (6)Vailima, rear interior remodeled to suit retirement village dining room and offices.

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LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall:; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh= stairs hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs, Na=not applicable Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace, L=library Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

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APPENDIX No. 2C-10

PLAYFORD LGA


N=1




Architect

Yattalunga V,NA, LS

Eh, Sh, Cc Sm, Sr C, K, Sr, Pb B3 R D Daniel Garlick (Fp)


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APPENDIX No. 2C-11

PORT ADELAIDE/ENFIELD LGA


N=2




Architect

Barton Vale V, NA Eh, Cc Sm, Sr, K, Sr T, Br, L, R D 1881 English and Soward (Fp)

Glanville Hall V, NA -- Cc NA T, Fm Fw G S Kingston ?

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace, L-library Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK=not known,; Fp=floor plans

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APPENDIX No. 2C-12

PROPSECT LGA


N=4




A rchitect

Comonella (Blackfriars)

V V Sh, Cc Sm (1), Sr (1) R (2) D NK

Dwelling 32 Prospect Road

V. NA NK

Mitchell House V. NA NK Fitzroy House V. NA NK

(1) Possible rear section of the building containied domestic and servants’ quarters; these have been replaced by modern staff accommodation. (2) Internal stained glass windows on the stair landing.


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APPENDIX No. 2C-13

SALISBURY LGA


N=1




Architect

The Levels Homestead

V, NA Fw E W Pitts ?


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APPENDIX No. 2C-14

UNLEY LGA


N=10




Architect

Ackland House V Eh Cc Tower D, Fw NK Carramar Clinic V. NA NK Coonawarra V. NA NK Fullarton Park V Eh, Mh Cc Na C Fm G R Soward,

Fp Heywood V. NA Kx(D) D NK Mornington V. NA NK Ridge Park Vl Eh Cc NK Thornber House V.

NA, LS

Eh C, K NK

Woodfield V. NA, LS

V C, K R, Fm NK

Yurilla Hall V. NA NK

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LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: Mh =main hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh= stairs hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs, Na=not applicable Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms; D=demolished Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall, D=demolished Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

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APPENDIX No. 2C-15

WALKERVILLE LGA


N=16




Architect

Aston V.NA NK Cosford V.NA NK Dwelling VNA NK Ennis (Glenara) V.NA NK Fairlea V.NA NK Craigmellan V.NA NK Holmwood V.NA NK Ivanhoe V.NA NK Jolley’s House V.NA NK Monklands V.NA NK Rosmoyne V.NA NK The Briars V.NA NK The Myrtles (1) V.

NA.LS Eh, Mh Sm C (x4) NK, Fp

Vale House (Levi Park)

V Cc Sr NK

Willyama V.NA Br Nk Woodlawn (2) V Eh Sh Sm, Sr B2 Nk (1). The house has been significantly altered. The entrance and stairs have not been changed (2) Interior of house significantly modified to suit current use as hospital. Difficult to identify early use of rooms

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APPENDIX No. 2C-16

WEST TORRENS LGA


N=1




Architect

Cummins House V Eh, Cc Na C, Ki, Sr B2, H1, Dhs

R Sir George Strickland, Fp

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall: Mh =main hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Sh= stairs hall; Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs, Na=not applicable Fireplace. Fm=marble fireplace; Fw=fireplace wood. F#= number of fireplaces. Fa=fireplace, all rooms Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; Fm=marble fireplace Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK=not known; Fp=floor palns

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APPENDIX No.2D



‘SQUARE MILE’

N=17

Page No. 2D-1 ACC ‘Square Mile’ 128

128

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‘SQUARE MILE’


N=17




Architect

Archbishop’s House (1)

V Eh Mh, Cc, Sh Sm K ---- G S Kingston (Fp)

Ayres House V Ehs Mh, Sh Sm, Sr C, K, Pb, Sr Hl Br, L Fw G S Kingston (Fp)

Bray House V, Eh Mh, Cc Na K, Sr H1 R, Fm Rowland Rees Carhayes V, NA NK Cartref V, NA Henderson

and Marryat Craigwell V, NA J W English

(?) Dimora V, NA William

McMinn Duntocher V, Eh, Cc Sm K, C H1 Fm NK TPI V, NA NK Dwelling. 261 North Tce

V, NA LS

Eh Sm Fm William McMinn

Navy, Military and Airforce Club

V, NA Thomas English (?)

Public Schools Club (2)

Vl Eh Sm L, R NK

Orchitree V, NA C NK

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Rymill House

V, NA, LS

Eh Sh, Cc Sm Pb, K, Sr Dhs R, Br d John Haslam

(Eothem) St Corantyn V, NA G K Soward Springhill Lodge

V, NA E J Woods


Vl Eh Mh, Cc Sm Ba, Fm, James Mc George

(1) Interior design to accommodated visiting priests, rear access for this purpose (2) Significant internal alterations to suit current operations as a club and restaurant LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl= visited, limited access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature. Entry. Eh=entrance hall; V=vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Cc= communications corridor, Sh=stair hall Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs, Na=not applicable Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room; L=library, Fm=marble fireplaces Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

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APPENDIX No. 2E



NORTH ADELAIDE

N=28 Page No. 2E-1 North Adelaide 131

131

APPENDIX No. 2E-1


NORTH ADELAIDE


N=28




Architect

Addington LA (D) William McMinn

Baker (Lincoln) V.NA,LS James Cumming

Belmont House V.NA,LS Edmund Wright

Bishops Court V.NA,LS Henry Stuckey. G.K. Soward

Buxton Manor V.NA,LS F.W. Dancker Carclew V Eh Sh, Cc Sm, Sr C, Pb, K B Br, C, R, Fm D J.Q.Bruce Christ Church Rectory V.NA,LS William Weir College of Surgeons V.NA,LS NK Correspondence School

Vl Eh Sh, Cc Sm, Sr C, K R, Fm G.K. Soward


V1, Eh Sh Sm C, K Br, R D Roland Rees

Duncraig V.NA,LS Pattern book? Dwelling (5-7 Brougham Tce)

V, NA, LS

NK

Dwelling (58 Brougham Plc)

V, NA, LS

Owner W.H.

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Beaglehole Grenfell Price Lodge. (St Marks)

V.NA,LS Roland Rees


V.NA,LS G.K Soward

Kingsmead House V.NA,LS Wright and Woods


V.NA,LS Daniel Garlick


V.NA,LS NK

Montefiore V.NA, LS

William McMinn

Nurney House V.NA,LS W.H.Bagot Parramatta Villa V.NA,LS Thomas

English; Roland Rees

Roche House V.NA,LS NK Rymill House (Lincoln College)

V.NA,LS NK

St Andrews V.NA,LS Owner. James McGeorge

St Margarets V, Eh Sh Sm, Sr C, K (1) R, Br D G.K.Soward Strelda V.NA,LS Roland Rees Taylor House V, NA,

LS Nk


V.NA,LS Daniel Garlick

(1) Internal alterations to suit office accommodation. Two large receptions rooms now consulting rooms

133

LEGEND Source. V = visited; Vl=visited, limited internal access; NA = no internal access: LS= information from plans and literature;. D=demolished Entry. Eh=entrance hall; V= vestibule; Communications. Mh =main hall: Cc= communications corridor Stairs. Sm=main stairs: Sr= rear stairs Domestic. C=cellar; Pb=butler’s pantry; K=internal kitchen; Kx=external kitchen; Sr=storerooms Servants. B#=number of bedrooms; Hl=housekeeper’s room; Dhs=servants dining hall Features. Ba=ballroom; Br=- billiard room; C=conservatory; R=reception room/drawing room, Fm=marble fireplace, Fw=fireplace wood Garden Exit. D=door; Fw=French windows Architect. NK= not known; Fp=floor plans

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APPENDIX No.3

BUILDING SURVEY –OWNER PROFILES

REGION – INDEX

N=5

Page No. 3A. Northern Country Region 135 3B. Southern Country Region 149 3C Metropolitan Area 160 3D Adelaide – ‘Square Mile’. 191 3E. Adelaide – North Adelaide 196

135

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BUILDING SURVEY –OWNER PROFILE


INDEX

N=8 . Page No. 3A-1 Barossa 136 3A-2 Clare and Gilbert Valleys 138 3A-3 Gawler 140 3A-4 Goyder 142 3A-5 Light 143 3A-6 Northern Areas 145 3A-7 Peterborough 146 3A-8 Wakefield 147 3A-S Summary 148

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APPENDIX No. 3A-1

BAROSSA LGA

BUILDINGS SURVEY – OWNER PROFILE

N=5 Name Builder Date Occupation Public

Office Clubs Subsequent

Builder Date Occupation Public

Office Clubs Other notable

Owners/tenants Collingrove John

Howard Angas (1)

1856 Pastoralist MHA MLC

AC Angas family Ronald Fife Angas

1904 1976

Pastoralists 1976 donated to National Trust

Corryton Park

David Randall

1851 Pastoralist, Winemaker

1.William Rounsevell 2..John (son) (2) 3.William Benjamin (son) (3)

1869 Coach builder Pastoralist Pastoralist Pastoralist

MHA, DC, ACC MHA. Treasurer DC, mayor

AC SAJC

1898 C Gebhardt (4)

Coulthard House

William Coulthard

1855 Hotelier Coulthard family

1959 House museum and community centre


John Howard Angas (1)

1843 Pastoralist MLA MLC

AC George Fife Angas

1850 Shipping, merchant, banker

MLC Charles Howard Angas Sir John Keith Angas Colin Hayes

Riverside Complex

Joseph Barritt(5)

1858 Pastoralist, mixed farmer

MHA DC

Edwin Barritt

1888 Pastoralist Rolland Chatterton

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(1) John Howard Angas: Collingrove, Lindsay Park also Kingsford (Light. LGA). Hill River Station, (Clare and Gilbert Valley LGA). (2) John Rounsevell; also Navy, Military Club building, Hutt Street, Adelaide City Council. (3) William Rounsevell; also Tranmere (demolished, Glenelg. Holdfast LGA) (4) Gustav Gebhardt, also of Mackerode Mt Bryan, (Goyder LGA) (5) Joseph Barritt, Riverside, also Princess Royal,( Northern Districts LGA): Yattalunga, (Gawler LGA) LEGEND Public Office Clubs

MLA=Member of Legislative Assembly AHC=Adelaide Hunt Club MHA= Member of House of Representatives AC=Adelaide Club DC= District Council CM=Chamber of Manufacturers SAJC=South Australian Jockey Club Sx=Stock Exchange

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APPENDIX No. 3A-2





Owner Date Occupation Public


Owners/tenants Bungaree Hon. George

Hawker (1) 1850 Pastoralist MLA,

Speaker

SAJC AC

Richard Hawker

1906 Pastoralist 1932 Sir Richard Hawker. Still owned by Hawker family

Hill River Station

William Robinson

1849 Pastoralist MLC (NZ)

-- C B Fisher(2) 1855 Pastoralist -- SAJC 1876. J H Angas (3)

Hughes Park

David Davies

1857 Pastoralist,

Sir W W Hughes (4)

1863 Pastoralist Mining (Wallaroo)

ACC AC 1887 Sir J J Duncan MP (5) 1913 J G Duncan-Hughes. MP

Inchiquin Edward B Gleeson

1841 Pastoralist Mayor DC

-- John Gleeson 1870 Pastoralist -- -- 1884 James Hill

Kadlunga John Chewings

1871 Pastoralist -- -- Sir Samuel Way(5)

1880 Chief Justice of South Australia

MLA AC 1916 Alex. Melrose MHR, MLC

Martindale Hall

Edmund Bowman

1879 Pastoralist W T Mortlock

1892 Pastoralist University of Adelaide

Wolta Wolta

John Hope (6) C1859 Pastoralist -- AC R E H Hope 1904 Pastoralist -- SAJC

(1) George Charles Hawker; also The Briars, Medindie (2) Charles Brown Fisher; also North Bundaleer, Northern Areas LGA

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(3) J H Angas; also Collingrove, Barossa LGA; Kingsford, Light LGA (4) W W Hughes: also Torrens Park Estate (Mitcham LGA) (5) J Duncan: also Strathspey (Mitcham LGA) (6) Sir Samuel Way. Montefiore (Adelaide LGA, Nth Adelaide) (7) John Hope; also Koolunga Station LEGEND Public Office Clubs


140

APPENDIX No. 3A-3

GAWLER LGA


N=8

Name Builder Date Occupation Public Office

Clubs Subsequent Builder

Date Occupation Public Office

Clubs Other notable Owners/tenants

Craiglee Dr Home Popham

c1860 Medical practitioner

DC Dr F W Popham

c1871 Medical practitioner

Fotheringham House

Thomas Fotheringham

c1856 Brewer William Barnett

? Bunyip newspaper proprietor

Kingsford Stephen King c1845 Miller, pastoralist

John Howard Angas (1)

1860 Pastoralist

Martindale Emil Thorup 1872 Chemist Felix Martin 1879 Manufacturer 1908 J F Pearson Chief Engineer BHP

Oaklands James Pile c1850 Pastoralist SAJC John McKinley

Explorer

Para Para Walter Duffield

1851 Flour Miller, pastoralist

DC (chair), MHA, MLC

AC Henry Woodcock

1923 Real estate agent

Tortola House

William Wincey

1871 Timber merchant

DC (Mayor)

Alfred May 1897 Foundry proprietor, machinery manufacturer

1912 Methodist Church manse

Trevu House James Martin 1866 Machinery manufacturer

DC (Mayor), MHA, MLC

John Martina 1899 Farmer F A Taylor, butter factory owner. Nursing Home

(1) J H Angas also owned Collingrove, Barossa Valley LGA and Hill River Station, Clare and Gilbert Valley LGA

141

LEGEND Public Office Clubs


142

APPENDIX No. 3A-4

GOYDER LGA


N=3

Name Builder Date Occupation Public




Owners/tenants Cappeedee Homestead

John Murray 1879 Pastoralist W A Murray (son)

1886 Pastoralist Continuous occupation by Murray family

Mackerode Homestead

Gustav Gebhardt (1)

1872 Pastoralist Albert Gebhardt (son)

1889 Pastoralists C2005 Rowe (2)


Alexander McCulloch

1864 Pastoralist MHA John Tennant 1900 Pastoralist -- -- Andrew Tennant, (3) MHA, MLC

(1) Gustave Gebhardt purchased Corryton Park in 1898 (2) Rowe was master of the Adelaide Hunt Club. Simon Rowe (son) owns Princess Roya.l (3) Three children associated with stately homes. John Tennant Princess Royal; Mrs W T Morlock, Martindale Hall: Mrs R M Hawker, Bungaree. LEGEND Public Office Clubs


143

APPENDIX No.3A -5

LIGHT LGA


N=5

Name Builder Date Occupation Public




Owners/tenants Anlaby Frederick

Dutton 1841 Pastoralist

Mining MLC AC Henry

Dutton(1) 1890 Pastoralist 1914 Henry

Dutton 1978 Geoffrey Dutton

Eringa (Lanark House)

A H Greenshields

1876 Merchant Sir Sidney Kidman

1890 Pastoralist -- -- 1922Kapunda High school

Holland House

Richard Holland

1860 Pastoralist Henry Dundas Murray

1881 Pastoralist Alexander McCulloch 1908 South Australian government

Kingsford Stephen King

1851 Pastoralist Special magistrate

-- John Howard Angas (2)

C1860 Pastoralist MLA, MLC

AC 1924 Sir Keith Angas Channel 9 Studio

Yatara Homestead

David Shannon

1863 Pastoralist Ian Klemm 2008 Mixed farmer

(1) Henry Dutton, Anlaby, also Karatta House (Robe LGA). (2) John Howard Angas. Kingsford, also Hill River Station, (GGV LGA), Collingrove and Lindsay Park (Barossa LGA).

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145

APPENDIX No. 3A-6

NORTHERN AREAS LGA






Owners/tenants North Bundaleer

George Edward Maslin

1898 Pastoralist Malcolm Booth

1999 !841 J B Hughes (1) 1854 C B Fisher(2) 1876 R Barr Smith and John Maslin

(1) Suggested that that John Bristow Hughes . MLC. MHR (St Clair- Woodville) had a house on the property and entertained Lord Robert Cecil, later Prime Minister of England (Robertson, 1976:61). There may have been cottage which was noted in 1911. there is no longer any evidence of the cottage. (2) Charles Brown Fisher (Hill River Station), known as ‘The Lord of Bundaleer’, spent a large sum of money on the property and during his ownership there was a six gabled woolshed. It is not known if this was constructed in the time of J. B. Hughes (Robertson, 1976:65). There is no longer any evidence of the woolshed. LEGEND Public Office Clubs


146

APPENDIX No.3A-7

PETERBOROUGH LGA






Owners/tenants Bishops’ Palace (St Cecelia)

Catholic Diocese Bishop Norton

1912 Roman Catholic Bishop

-- -- St Joseph Convent

1926 Roman Catholic teaching order

-- -- Current: Annette Barrette Frankel



147

WAKEFIELD LGA






Owners/tenants Werocata John

Bowman 1850s Pastoralist -- -- Stephen Ralii 1886 Pastoralist and

horse breeder -- -- 1860s Samuel

Sleep LEGEND Public Office Clubs


148

APPENDIX No.3A-S


BUILDING SURVEY OWNER PROFILE

SUMMARY

N=8

Owner Pastoral Pastoral Mining

Mining Professional Professional Mining

Merchant Business Business Pastoral

Manufacturer Other Public Office

Club

Original Owner N=20

21 1 2 1 1 2 2 12 7

Subsequent Owner

20 1 3 1 2 3 6 6

Other owners prior to 1914

2 1

TOTALS 43 1 1 2 42 5 6 18 13 LEGEND Public Office Clubs


149

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INDEX

N=8 . Page No. 3B-1 Alexandrina 150 3B-2 Coorong 151 3B-3 Naracoorte/Lucindale 152 3B-4 Onkaparinga 153 3B-5 Robe 154 3B-6 Tatiara 155 3B-7 Victor Harbor 156 3B-8 Wattle Range 158 3B-S Summary 159

150

APPENDIX No. 3B-1

ALEXANDRINA LGA


N=1





The Lodge Edward Stirling

1841 Pastoralist MLC -- Sir John Lancelot Stirling

C1873 Pastoralist, company director and businessman

MLA, MLC

SAJC, AHC

Haig family



151

APPENDIX No.3B-2

COORONG LGA






Owners/tenants Campbell Park

Thomas Bowman

C1881 Pastoralist AC A P Bowman 1912 Pastoralist -- --

Poltalloch Homestead

John Bowman

C1879 Pastoralist -- -- Keith Bowman

1902 Pastoralist -- -- Continuous ownership by descendents



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Builder/owner Date Occupation Public


Owners/tenants Cairnbank Homestead

John Hensley

1852 Pastoralist John A Hensley(jnr)

1877 Pastoralist 1915 A D Copping & Son

Moyhall William Robertson

1867 Pastoralist Anne Hensley 1897 Pastoralist 1928 F C Copping and Son

Struan House

John Robertson

1873 Pastoralist John Robertson (jnr)

1880 Pastoralist 1938. State government farm. 1969 Department of Agriculture research station



153

APPENDIX No. 3B-4

ONKAPARINGA LGA






Owners/tenants Reynella House

John Reynell 1842 Viticulture, cropping, cattle

-- -- Three daughters of Walter Reynell

1919 Incorporated as Walter Reynell & Son

1900 Carew (son) manager. Killed WW1



154

APPENDIX No. 3B-5

ROBE LGA






Owners/tenants Karatta House

Henry Canton Jones

1855 Pastoralist -- -- Sir James Fergusson

1869 Governor Of SA

Robert Stockdale. George Riddoch. H H Dutton



155

APPENDIX No. 3B-6

TATIARA LGA






Owners/tenants Padthaway Estate

Robert and Eliza Lawson

1847 1882

Pastoralist -- -- Padthaway Estates Ltd

1980 -- -- -- Property remained in Lawson family until 1979. Subdivided in 1940s



156

APPENDIX No. 3B-7

VICTOR HARBOR LGA






Owners/tenants Adare John

Hindmarsh (Jnr) (1)

1860s Surveyor -- -- Daniel Henry Cudmore

1892 Pastoralist 1954 Methodist church camping and conference centre

Mount Breckan

Sir Alexander Hay (2)

1880s Merchant, pastoralist, businessman

MLA MLC

AC William Frederick Connell

1909 Mining -- -- 1941 Airforce training centre. rehabilitation hospital. 1962 theological college 1978 Adelaide Bible Institute camp and conference centre c1999 Private residence and conference centre

(1) Son of Governor John Hindmarsh (2) Also owned Linden, Burnside LGA

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158

APPENDIX No. 3B-8

WATTLE RANGE LGA






Owners/tenants Kalangadoo House

Hunter brothers

c1850/60 Pastoralists Thomas Morris

1874 Pastoralist 1904 State government purchased for closer settlement

Koorine George Riddoch

1904 Pastoralist MLC George Lancelot Deane

1921 Pastoralist 1881 George and John (Yallum Park) Riddoch. 1976 Ian and John Bennett, current owners

Yallum Park

Thomas Austin

C1846 Pastoralist John Riddoch

1879 Pastoralist, vigneron

MHA DC (Chairman)

1914. W A Clifford. Owned by his descendents...



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BUILDING SURVEY– OWNER PROFILE

SUMMARY

N=8





Club

Original owner

12 1 1 3 2

Subsequent Owner

10 1 1 2 2 1


1

TOTALS 23 1 2 3 5 3

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INDEX

N=16


161

APPENDIX No. 3C-1

ADELAIDE HILLS LGA






Notable owners

Beechwood Frank Snow

1893 Orchardist Tom Barr Smith (1)

C1960 Pastoralist

Carminow Sir Thomas Elder

1885 Pastoralist, wool broker, mining

MLC AC Sir John (2) Langdon Bonython

Newspaper proprietor,

Dalintober A G & C Johnston (3)

1866 Brewer and drinks manufacturer

Eurilla Sir William Milne (4)

1884 Wine and spirit merchant, mining, parliamentarian

MHA, MLC

John Lavington Bonython (5)

1917 Newspaper proprietor

ACC, Mayor

Jean Bonython lived there for 50 years and on her death bought by Warren Bonython.

Forest Lodge

John Bagot 1890/1 Pastoralist MP William Hervey Bagot (son)

c1950 Architect AC (president)

William designed the Italian garden

Glenalta John William Downer (6)

1880 Lawyer MHA Premier MLA

John F Downer

c1920 Henry Rymill J Ingham, race horse stud

162

Marble Hill Sir William Jervois

1879 Governor of South Australia

Morden William Kither

1902 Butcher ACC, JP John Baker 1936 C A Haigh

Mt Lofty House

Arthur Hardy (7)

1852- 1858

Lawyer; businessman

MHA AC Arthur Waterhouse

1909? Grand Mercure Hotel

Rostrevor House

Ross Reid 1877 Pastoralist AHC James Smith Reid

1887 Mining, industrialist

Christian Brothers

St Vigeans Estate

Sir Edward Stirling (8)

1881 Prof of Physiology

MP DC Stirling

Romilly Harry C A Haigh

Wairoa William Horn

1893 Pastoralist Mining

MHA Tom Barr Smith (1)

1896 Pastoralist Lady Gosse Marbury School

(1) Tom Barr Smith, Beechwood, also Wairoa; Birksgate (Mitcham LGA) (2) Sir John Langdon Bonython, Carminow, also Carhayes, (ACC); Carclew (ACC, North Adelaide) (3) A.C. Johnston, Dalintober, also a city residence which is now TPI building on South Terrace, Adelaide (4) William Milne, Eurilla, also Sunnyside (Burnside LGA). (5) John Lavington Bonython , Eurilla, also, Eothen which he later called St Corantyn (ACC), (Bonython,1976:76-77) (6) John Downer, Glenalta, also Downer House, (ACC, North Adelaide) which is now part of Lincoln University College (7) Arthur Hardy, Mt Lofty House, also Birksgate (Mitcham LGA). (8) Sir Edward Stirling, St Vigeans, also The Lodge, Strathalbyn LEGEND Public Office Clubs


163

APPENDIX No.3C-2

BURNSIDE LGA




Builder, Owner


Clubs Other Notable Owners/tenants

Abergeldie Max Weidenbach

1861 Winemaker, horticulturalist, hotelier

Edwin Weidebach

C1870 Hotelier Presbyterian Girls College

(St) Albyn House

William Taylor

1885 Draper Hirsch Krantz C1900 Traders, property development

Sx Romilly Harry

Angove House

James Holden

1880 Saddler, coach builder

CM Henry James Holden

1871 Coach builder

DC Mayor

Mary Holden. Matron Girls’ Reformatory

Attunga William Burford

1900/1 Candle, soap manufacturer, mining

MLC Hermann von Rieben

1905 Mining Burnside Memorial Hospital

Beaumont House

Bishop Short

1849(51) First Bishop of Adelaide

AC Sir Samuel Davenport

1857 Politician, company director, agriculture

MLC, CM 1907 Emily Vincent 1911 Richard and Lillian Bennett, later Brock who bequeathed to National Trust in1959

Benacre William Bickford

1844 Pharmacist Thomas Graves

C1850 Merchant Mayor of Adelaide MLC

1876 Henry Scott MLC ACC (Mayor)

164

Pastoralist/ wool broker 1900 John Lewis MLC, pastoralist

Carleshurst Carl Reinecke

1883/4 Accountant JP

Clifton Manor

George Sismey

1852 Flour miller, mining, quarries

Nathaniel Knox

1879 Lawyer, theosophist

Charles Bonney MLC

Chiverton John T Nankivell

1881 Merchant Jessie Fergusson

1896 Widow of Dr James Fergusson

John Drew Harry Bickford Pharmacist

Craigbuie Alfred Watts

1842 Accountant/Post Master General

MLC, J. Heinrich Schmidt

1883 Glazier (Clarksons) Edelweiss

1895 Archibald McDiamott, solicitor

Fernilee Lodge

Dennison Clarke

C1880 Builder DC James Gartrell (philanthropist)

1881 Partner, tea and grocery wholesalers. (ref Peter Wood Linden)

President Chamber of Commerce

1926. Stanley Cooper, brewer

Highfield Edward Drew

C1859 Storekeeper Austin Hweitt 1892 Farmer, journalist

1866 J Barrow MP tenant 1884 W Finlayson tenant

Ivymeade John Baptist Austin

1850 Merchant, mining

DC Edward Laughton

1857 Stock and station agent

1896 Captain Hancock mining

Kings College

Dr John Gunson (1)

1882 Medical practitioner

George Henry Dean

1884 Brigadier General AIF

1923 Girton School

Linden Alexander Hay (2)

1856 Pastoralist, merchant, newspapers

MP, MLC

AC Peter Wood (see Seaton below)

1898 Tea and grocery wholesalers

DC Chairman

Moorcroft Henry De 1853 Head of Frederick 1870 Brewer c1875 John

165

Mole government departments

Sison Sanders, grocer, mining James Cowan MP, miller and mining

Osborne House

Joseph Rowe Osborne

C1880 Accountant Winery

DC, chairman

W Miller Reid 1921 Merchant

Seaton Gilbert Wood (Son Peter Wood Linden)

1875 Tea Merchant (Wood and Son Co.)

Rev. Locket Morton. Missionary Training School

Pre 1914

Sunnyside Charles Burton Newenham

1837 Sheriff of the colony

(Sir) William Milne (3)

1850 Wine merchant

MLC, President

AC 1895 James Fowler (4) 1901 Thomas Pope, Solicitor, C1922 A S Tillett

Tower House

William Vinsittart

C1850 Pastoralist, horse breeder

K St Barbe Miller

1879

Land agent

C1890s C Wade pastoralist, 1902 William Gosse Hay Author

Undelcarra George Debney

1852 Master cabinet maker

Simpson Newland

1876 Pastoralist MHA AHC 1911 Thomas Ward, solicitor 1918 Allen Simpson, manufacturer

Wootton Lea

Francis Hardy Faulding

1860/1 Pharmacist George Swan Fowler

1871 Retail, wholesale grocer

AHC Sir William Hughes, pastoralist, lessee Sir Josiah Symon QC lessee.

166

1913, Arthur Crossing, pastoralist

(1)1920, purchased Cartref House, ACC (2) Built summer residence, Mt Breckan Victor Harbour and Craigwell, ACC (3) Also Eurilla his summer residence, Adelaide Hills LGA (4) Also Wootton Lea LEGEND Public Office Clubs


167

APPENDIX No. 3C-3

CAMPBELLTOWN LGA






Owners/tenants Murray Park

Alexander Borthwick Murray

1842` Sheep breeder MHA, MLC

Sir George Murray (Son)

1903 Chief Justice Philanthropist

Tranmere House

George Hunt 1893 1900

Draper Alex. Jackman Charles Trealoar

1912 Real Estate Agents



168

APPENDIX No.3C-4

CHARLES STURT LGA






Owners/tenants Estcourt House

Frederick Estcourt Bucknall

1882 Brewer, hotelier

DC (Mayor) MHA

James Brown Memorial Trust, Home for disabled

1893 1955. Adelaide Children’s Hospital

The Brocas John Newman (1)

1853 Shipping agent

Henry C Fletcher

1874 Shipping 1972 Woodville Historic Museum

(1) Debate about the original builder, some sources, including Gunton, (1983:23) would suggest the initial section was built by Henry Giles in 1840s LEGEND Public Office Clubs


169

APPENDIX No.3C-5

HOLFAST BAY LGA






Owners/tenants Albert Hall (Oriental Hotel)

William Kyffin Thomas (1)

1877 Newspaper proprietor, The Register

AC William Pile (2), added ballroom, billiard room conservatorium, lavish garden

1880 Pastoralist SAJC 1930 Arthur S Blackburn; converted to flats

Dunluce Castle

Rev. Alexander Macully

1912 Rector, St Judes, Btighton. Private means

Essenside Edward Meade Bagot(3) eight roomed house

1868 Pastoralist SAJC, AC

Andrew Tennant (4) enlarged to 22 rooms including ballroom

1877 Pastoralist MHA, MLC

SAJC AC

Glenara William Hill 1873 Carpenter and joiner, miller (J Dunn and Co.)

DC Descendents of William Hill

1989

Kapara George Jury 1897 Merchant (G&R Wills)

Repatriation Commission`

1920

Kingston House

Owned and leased by G. S Kingston

1840 Architect, politician

MLA AC G S Kingston’ extensions, summer house

1851 MLA AC 1924 SA Government, tourist hotel

170

Minda Home (Frank Howard House)

John Hodgkiss (Lawn House)

1860 Draper DC (Mayor), MLC

Minda Home 1911

Minda Home (Brighton House)

W P Featherstone

C1840 DC Michael Featherstone

1935 Donated to Minda home

Paringa Hall

James F Cudmore

1882 Pastoralist Marist Brothers 1914

Partridge House

Elinor Varley

1899 Hugh McLaughlin

1912 Pastoralist William Kyffin Thomas (1`) 1971 Glenelg Council

Russell Court (The Olives)

Edward Amand Wright (5)

1867 Alfred Roberts 1896 Accountant Company secretary

DC (Mayor)

Roberts Chairman of the Stock exchange, manager Australian Davis Cup team 1914

Seafield Towers

(a)Henry Ayers (b)Thomas Elder

1876 (a)Mining (b)Merchant, pastoralist

(a)MLC Premier of SA (b)MLC

(a) AC (b) AC

Fred Tennant (6)

1915 Converted to holiday flats

G. K Soward dwelling

George K Soward

1887 Architect DC (Mayor), MHA

Stormont Simon Barnard

1886 Grazier William Pile (2)

1888 Pastoralist SAJC 1911 Gleeson Terry, Pastoralist.

Woodlands Rev. James Farrell

1853 Dean of Adelaide,

Richard Law-Smith. 1923,

1880 Businessman DC (Mayor)

*H.B.T. Strangways

171

Colonial chaplain.

descendents ‘gifted’ house to Church of England

Mayor of Glenelg and Premier of SA *John Soulter Mayor of Glenelg

(1) William Kyffin Thomas , Albert Hall, also Partridge House (2) William Pile , Albert Hall, also Stormont (3) Son of Capt C H Bagot, Kapunda copper mines (4) Andrew Tennant, Essenside, also Princess Royal (Goyder LGA), later managed by his son John Tennant. His daughter was Mrs W.T. Mortlock (Martindale Hall). (5) Brother of Edmund Wright who designed both The Olives and Princess Royal. (6) Son of Andrew Tennant (Essenside, Princess Royal) LEGEND Public Office Clubs


172

APPENDIX No. 3C-6

MARION LGA






Owners/tenants Glenthorne Farm

Thomas O’Halloran

1839 Commissioner of Police

MLC -- Thomas Saunders Porter

1877 Farmer -- -- 1903. George Brookman (1) 1910. Harold Charles Drew

(1) Sir George Brookman , Glenthorne Farm, also Ivanhoe, Craigmellan and Leahurst (Walkerville LGA) LEGEND Public Office Clubs


173

APPENDIX No. 3C-7

MITCHAM LGA






Owners/tenants Birralee (Wirra Wirra)

Dr Richard Hamilton


William Burford

1922 Candle, soap Manufacturer

MLC 1939 Scotch College 1944 Commonwealth Government

Birksgate Arthur Hardy 1851 Lawyer, businessman

MHA AC Sir Thomas Elder (1)

Pastoralist, wool brokers, mining

MLC 1897 Tom Elder Barr Smith, AC, SAJC

Coreega Frank Makin 1883 Sharebroker George Riddoch (2)

1888 Pastoralist 1897 Frank Rymill (3) 1906 Joseph Florey (son Lord Florey)

Eynesbury George Wilcox 1880 Merchant Sidney Wilcox

1920 Merchant Hare Krishna Temple. Eynesbury school


General Downes / Thomas O’Halloran Giles

c1880 or c1890

Military

Church of England. Homes for Orphan Girls

1908 2008 private residence

174

Glenburnie Robert MacGeorge

1873 Tailor and hatter

George Philip Doolette

1889 Mining 1899 John Maslin, pastoralist

Mitcham Lawn

James Thomas Manton

C1853 School teacher

John Love (Mitcham Lawn)

1874 1950 Lutheran Church. Hostel


Government of SA

1860 Governor’s summer residence

Rust Hall Sir Arthur Blyth 1846 Merchant, Company director

DC Chairman MLC, MHR

James Page 1891 Shipowner and agent

DC, Chairman

Freemason

Springfield House

C B Newenham 1842 Colonial sheriff

Auditor General

Charles B Hardy

1870 Solictor 1897Annie Rymill (wife of Frank Rymill) 1929 Villeneuve Smith KC 1962 Judge Ligertwoods

Strathspey Sir John Duncan (4)

1899 Pastoralist, mining

University of Adelaide

1927 F & M Cornell

Torrens Park Estate

Col. Robert Torrens

1854 Legislator, devised Torrens Land system

MLC, MLA

1865 Walter W Hughes (5)

1878 Pastoralist; mining, philanthropist

1878 Robert Barr Smith (6). AC Pastoralist, mining

Urrbrae House

Peter Waite 1875 Pastoralist University of Adelaide

1922 1855 Edward Stirling, pastoralist

Wattlebury House

Henry W Parker 1865 Judge, Lawyer

DC

Willow-brook

Mr Pustkucken

1890 Import/export agent

F D Howard 1896 Shipping, mining, company director

175

(1) Sir Thomas Elder; Birksgate, also as built Carminow, (Adelaide Hills LGA) and Seafield Tower (Holdfast bay LGA) which he owned in conjunction with Sir Henry Ayers (Ayers House , ACC ‘Square Mile”).. (2) George Riddoch; Coreega, also Koorine (Wattle Range LGA) (3) Frank Rymill resided at Coreega while additions made to Springfield House (4) John Duncan; Strathspey, also Hughes Park Estate (CGV LGA) (5) Walter Hughes, Torrens Park Estate, also Hughes Park Estate (CGV LGA). (6) Robert Barr Smith; Torrens Park Estate, also Auchendarroch (Mt Barker LGA) LEGEND Public Office Clubs


176

APPENDIX No. 3C-8

MOUNT BARKER LGA






Owners/tenants Eden Park James

Garden Ramsay

1881 Foundry, agricultural implements

MHA, MLC (Leader) DC (1)

Salvation Army

1900 2009 Biopark

Auchendarroch Lachlan McFarlane

1860 Publican DC Robert Barr Smith (2). Summer residence

1878 Pastoralist; Mining, shipping, company director

AC 2000 Wallis Cinemas

(1) 1878. Commissioner to the Paris Exhibition (2) Robert Barr Smith, Auchendarroch , also Torrens Park Estate LEGEND Public Office Clubs


177

APPENDIX No. 3C-9







Owners/tenants Athelney Peter

Dowding Prankerd

1858 Land speculator

--- --- Herbert Bristow Hughes

1872 Pastoralist (Booyoolee Station)

--- SAJC 1892 E. B. Hughes

Parkview John Dunn 1873 Flour miller MHA, MLC

Henry Partridge

1900 1916 St Peters college

Darroch House

James Marshall

1886 Draper Mary Marshall

1919 1987 Health Commission; subdivided

Eden Park Thomas Roger Scarfe

1898 Retailer (Harris, Scarfe & Co)

State government Nurses training centre

1847 Marryatville High School

Karrawood House

Matthew Goode

1897 Draper ACC Malcolm Reid

1931 Retailer c1921 Loreto College

Forsyth House

Arthur Ebenezer Pitt

1910 Orchardist, exporter

Central Mission

1943

Meitke House

George Hornibrook (1)

1874 Hotelier Harold Fisher (2)

1880 Sir Edward Holden (3) ACC, MLC

St Helens Richard Lathlean

1883 Clifford Cox Company manager

Gordon Sunter, sharebroker.

178

The Acacias Dr J M Gunson


-- -- Sir Edwin Smith

1878 Importer, brewer (Kent Town Brewery)

MHA, MLC, DC (mayor) ACC (Mayor)

1921 Loreto convent

Vailima Sir John Colton

1850 Hardware retailer

ACC (Mayor), MHA, Treasurer, Premier on two occasions

Charles Nitschke

1910 1984 Retirement housing

Korra Weera John F Pascoe

1884 Fruiter, nurseryman

DC John Foreman 1912 Hotelier 1914 Bayfield Moulden (solicitor) 1918 Sarah Bowman (4)

(1) Married daughter of George Soward, architect (Heritage SA files). (2) Register of the National Estate Database states that the house was built in 1880 by Harold Fisher. (2) Grandson of James Alexander Holden (Arowie, Burnside LGA), founder of the company which pioneered the Holden car. (4) Wife of Hubert Bowman, brother of Edmund Bowman (Martindale Hall). LEGEND Public Office Clubs


179

APPENDIX No. 3C-10

PLAYFORD LGA






Owners/tenants Yattalunga Philip Butler

(1) C1850 Pastoralist -- -- Joseph

Barritt (2) 1878 Pastoralist DC,

MHA 1881 Frank

and Herbert Barritt. 1918 Francis Barritt, son of Frank

(1) Nephew, Sir Richard Butler, Premier of South Australia (1905). Sir Richard’s son, also Sir Richard Layton Butler was also premier of South Australia. (2) Partner of Walter Duffield: together they purchased Princess Royal LEGEND Public Office Clubs


180

APPENDIX No. 3C-11

PORT ADELAIDE/ENFIELD LGA


N=2





Barton Vale

Edmund Bowman (snr)

1850 Pastoralist -- -- Edmund Bowman(1) (jnr)

1866 Pastoralist -- Barton family occupied until 1922.

Glanville Hall

John Hart 1855 Sea captain, businessman, politician

MLC, MHA, Premier

AHC Private residence until sold in 1946

(1) Edmund Bowman (jnr) builder of Martindale Hall LEGEND Public Office Clubs


181

APPENDIX No. 3C-12

PROSPECT LGA






Owners/tenants Comonella (Blackfriars School)

Richman and Angas Johnson Families (1)

C1880s Blackfriars School

1956

Dwelling 32 Prospect Rd

S E Beach(2)

C1880s Stock broker, mining

--

Mitchell House

Sir William Mitchell (3)

1910 Professor, Chancellor University of Adelaide

Sir Mark Mitchell (son)

Professor, Chancellor Flinders University

Fitzroy House

Sir Josiah Symon (4)

C1880s Lawyer (Chief Justice), politician

MHA,(Attorney General) Senator

(1) Sequence and period of ownership unclear. (2) Married Elizabeth Way, sister of Sir Samuel Way. (3) Married Erlistoun Barr Smith (4) Josiah Symon, Fitzroy House, also Buxton Manor, ( ACC. North Adelaide). Partner, later principal of Sir Samuel Way’s practice

182



183

APPENDIX No.3C-13

SALISBURY LGA






Owners/tenants Levels Homestead

Charles B Fisher (1)

1864 Pastoralist (2) SAJC Edward William Pitts

1876 Assistant Colonial Architect, pastoralist, horse breeder

1889. James Hurtle Morphett (nephew of Fisher) 1909 Elder Smith & Co Ltd

(1) Son of Sir James Hurtle Fisher first Resident Commissioner of South Australia and first Mayor of Adelaide, also owned Bundaleer Station (Northern Areas LGA), and Hill River Station (CGV LGA). LEGEND Public Office Clubs


184

APPENDIX No. 3C-14

UNLEY LGA






Owners/tenantsAckland House

William Ackland

1899/90 Merchant Dr WD & AC Ackland-Horman

1978 C1982 Retirement Village

Carramar Clinic (St Margaret’s’)

Robert Gardiner

1872 (Sir) James Hay Gosse

1909 Businessman, Company director

AC 1952 Government acquisition

Coonawarra David Lindsay

C1890? Explorer W. M. Shannon (1)

1911 Pastoralist (Illawara, Bagot’s well)

1918 S Mackay

Fullarton Park

1865 C A Beechmore

Joseph Beechmore

1867 Innkeeper 1870 George Church DC 1888 Williamnina Stirling 1900 Ethel Hughes

Heywood 1865 William Hawke

Dugald Babbage

1873 DC (Mayor) MHA

Simon Harvey Timber merchant (Dorset House) 1896 William Haslam, DC, MLC

185

Mornington 1872` Luther Scammell

Pharmacist (F H Fauldings)

MLC DC (Mayor)

Ridge Park 1843 Robert Miller

Farmer, haberdashery (later Miller Andersons)

Capt. William Elder

1849 Merchant Elder, Smith and Co

1854 Robert Barr Smith, John Taylor, 1888 Robert Brown Fraser John Darling

Thornber House

1855 Catherine Thornber

Educationalist Catherine Thornber (daughter)

1895 Teacher

Woodfield 1853 J C Verco Banking, parliamentarian

MHA Joseph Fisher

1857 Business man, company director

MHA, MLC

William Charlick, merchant

Yurilla Hall 1899 Peter Crank

Emma Sarah Norris

1911 1936 G & R Badman 1954 Murray Hill.. real estate agent and politician

(1) W. M. Shannon son of David Shannon, Yatara, (Light LGA) LEGEND Public Office Clubs


186

APPENDIX 3C-15

WALKERVILLE LGA


N=16 Name Builder/Owner Date Occupation Public




Owners/tenants Aston Charles de

Rose 1890 Mining Albert

Gebhardt (1) 1909 Pastoralist Brian

McLachlan Cosford James W

Porter 1878 Trade and

commerce Porter family

home until 1987

Craigmellan Sir George Brookman (2)

1884 Mining, sharebroker, philanthropist

MLC Charles Drew c1890s Merchant /storekeeper (Burra), philanthropist

DC (Mayor of Moonta)

1931. Sir W. Herbert Williams, director G & R Wills

Dwelling George Brookman (2)

c1888 Mining, sharebroker, philanthropist

MLC T R Bright 1900 Lawyer

Ennis (Glenroy)

A S Fotheringham

c1890 W & H Grote 1931 1941. Catholic Church

Fairlea James Drew 1879 Pastoralist Robert Homburg

1920 Lawyer MHA

Holmwood W A Horn (3) 1885 Pastoralist, mining, philanthropist

MHA AC Crawford family

1907 Merchants

Ivanhoe Sir George Bookman (2)

1890 Mining, sharebroker, philanthropist

MLC

187

Jolley’s House

W George Scarfe (Stonehenge)

1905 Merchant Eanest Jolley 1931

Monklands C H T Cooner 1883 Miller, pastoralist

E E Cleland 1909

Rosmoyne G W Trott 1890 James Robert Holden

1935 Businessman Director General Motors Holden

The Briars George C Hawker (4)

1856 Pastoralist John, W Cowell

c1899 Timber mercahnt

1913 Salvation Army Hospital Leased by T Barr Smith, pastoralist John Acraman,(5) pastoralist

The Myrtles William Neale 1877 Plasterer Hugo Muecke 1880 Miller MLC 1930. Sir Norman Myer

Vale House (Levi Park)

R S Cooke 1841 Businessman Edward Frome

Late 1840s

Colonial Engineer

1850 William Clarke, brewer 1856. Philip Levi. Pastoralist, founding trustee Adelaide Club

Willyama Dr Oscar Gorger


Charles Rasp 1888 Mining, director, investor

1938. Hew O’Halloran Giles

Woodlawn Charles Goode The Grove,(5)

1864 Draper, merchant

MHA John Acraman (6)

1880 Merchant, pastoralist

1885 Ellis van Senden AC (Ravenscroft) 1916 Allison Allnut

188

(1). Albert occupied his father’s property Mackerode (Goyder LGA) (2). Sir George Bookman Craigmellan, also dwelling at 3 Edwin Ave and Leahurst, Ivanhoe and Craigmellan.. 1903 purchased Glenthrone Farm (Marion LGA) (3). W A Horn, Holmwood, also, The Herons,(Grenfell Price Lodge) (ACC North Adelaide); Wairoa, (Mt Barker LGA) (4). G. C. Hawker, The Briars was Hawker’s town residence. Primary residence Bungaree (CGV LGA) (5). Charles Goode, Woodlawn; in 1907 built a house 5-7 Brougham Place North Adelaidee (6). John Acraman bought The Grove as a city residence, he also occupied The Briars LEGEND Public Office Clubs


189

APPENDIX No. 3C-16

WEST TORRENS LGA






Owners/tenants Cummins House

Sir John Morphett

1841 Land agent/speculator, pastoralist

MLC (Speaker)

AC John Morphett (son)

1892 Clerk of Legislative Council

Owned by members of the family until 1976



190

APPENDIX No.3C-S


BUILDING SURVEY–OWNER PROFILE

SUMMARY

N=16





Club

Original Owner

15 6 4 18 21 14

3 7 27 37 16

Subsequent Owner

15 3 4 11 14 19 1 2 12 18 10


11 1 6 4 7 1 2 2 4 5

TOTALS 41 9 9 35 39 40 5 11 41 49 31

191

APPENDIX No.3D


‘SQUARE MILE’


INDEX

N=17


192

APPENDIXNo. 3D-1


‘SQUARE MILE’






Owners/tenants Archbishop’s House

Catholic Diocese of Adelaide

1844 Archbishop’s residence

-- --

Ayres House

William Paxton 1846 Druggist, mining, land owner (left for UK in 1855)

-- -- Sir Henry Ayres

!855 Lawyer, mining

MLC, President, Premier

Returned Soldiers League Nursing Home

Bray House

Neville Blyth (1) 1847 Iron monger MHR, Treasurer

Sir John Bray

1880 Lawyer MHA, Speaker, Premier 1881-4

1861 Sir Henry Ayres 1871 H L Ayres (2) Hon. J J Bray

Carhayes Thomas Barnard 1879 Mining, racehorse owner (Melbourne Cup)

ACC Sir John Langdon Bonython (3)

1889 Proprietor The Advertiser newspaper

MHR AC 1909 Sir John Lavington Bonython, (4) ACC (Mayor)

Cartref Joachim Matthias Wendt

1883 Manufacturing jeweller

Julias Matthias Wendt

1917 Jeweller 1921 A N Krakowsky 1925 H Gunson family, medical practitioners 1958 Government

193

Craigwell Alexander Hay (5)

1886 Pastoralist, mining, newspapers

MLA AC, AHC

Subsequent owners Stirling and Dashwwod. Alfred and Corbin

Dimora Harry Lochett Ayers (2)

1881/2 Trustee and financial agent

AC AHC

Harry Ayers family home until 1940

Duntocher Wesleyan Church

1885 J Henderson 1896 Solicitor

TPI A.G..Johnson (6) City residence

1876 Brewer at Oakbank

Dwelling 261 North Tce

Arthur Greaves Waterhouse

1881/3 Businessman, Hotelier, .land speculator

Sir William Milne(3) Leased

? Wine and spirits merchant, mining

MHA 1906 W. H. Bagot (Architect)

Navy, Military, Airforce Club

John Rousevell (8)

1874 Pastoralist, coach builder

DC, ACC, MHA

Dr Nott C1919 Medical practitioner, author, philanthropist

1956 Navy, Military and Airforce Club

Public Schools Club

William Henry Bragg (Catherwood House)

1899 Physicist (Nobel prize)

Sir James Wallace Sandforth (Sandforth House)

1913 Merchant 1958 Public Schools Club

Ochiltree John Rousevell (8)

1882 Pastoralist, coach builder

DC, ACC MHA

Violet B Richie

1920 Murray River steam boat owner

--- ---

Rymill House

Henry Rymill (The Firs)

1884 Land and financial agent

--- ---- Rymill Family

1927-1950

1950-92 Post Master General Training Centre

(Eothem) St Corantyn

Charles Atkins Hornibrook (Eothem)

1889 Hotelier Malcolm Reid

1912 Furniture Emporium

1929 Sir Lavington Bonython, (4) proprietor The Advertiser

194

newspaper. Leased to Arthur Waterhouse prior to sale to M Reid

Springhill Lodge

Dr Alexander Patterson

1897 Colonial Surgeon

YMCA 1913


William Sanders 1865 Linen merchant, Pastoralist

Thomas Richard Bowman (9)

1873 Pastoralist St Andrews Hospital

(1) Neville Blight. Bray House and Rust Hall (Mitcham LGA). (2) Henry Lochett Ayers. Bray House and Dimora (3) Sir John Langdon Bonython, Carhayes also Carclew (North Adelaide); Carminow (Adelaide Hills LGA) (4) Sir Lavington Bonython, Carhayes and St Corantyn (5) Alexander Hay. Craigwell, Linden (Burnside LGA) and Mt Breckan (Victor Harbor LGA) (6) A. Johnston TPI buildings and Dalintober (Adelaide Hills LGA) (7) William Hervey Bagot, 262 North Terrace. Forest Lodge (Adelaide Hills LGA) and Nurney House (North Adelaide) (8) John Rousevell, Navy Military Club, Ochiltree House and Corryton Estate (Barossa LGA). (9) Tom Bowman, Waverley and Campbell Park (Coorong LGA) LEGEND Public Office Clubs


195

APPENDIX No.3D-S


‘SQUARE MILE’

BUILDING SURVEY– OWNER PROFILE

SUMMARY

N-17





Club

Original owner

1 1 2 1 1 4 3 2 2 5 2

Subsequent Owner

1 2 1 2 1 1 1 4 1


1 3 2 1

TOTALS 1 1 1 5 2 3 8 3 3 3 11 4

196

APPENDIX No.3E


ADELAIDE – NORTH ADELAIDE

INDEX

N=28 Page No 3E-1 North Adelaide 197 3E-S Summary 201

197

APPENDIX No. 3E-1


NORTH ADELAIDE






Owners/tenants Addington William

Walters 1870 Sir Robert

Kyffin Thomas

1902 Proprietor Register newspaper

-- AC

Baker (Lincoln) (6)

James Cumming

1850s Architect Isaac Solomon Henry

1863 Merchant 1866 Edmund Young. 1872 Richard Baker. 1912, Jean O’Halloran Giles 1962 Lincoln College

Belmont House Dr John Woodforde

1863 City coroner Albion Tolley

1873 Wine maker 1858 Masonic Hall ( John Neales)

Bishops Court Anglican Church

1851 Bishop’s residence

Buxton Manor F J Fisher 1908 Lawyer Sir Josiah Symon (1)

1922 Solicitor MP Senator

E & E Symon E Grosser

Carclew (Stalheim)

Hugh Dixson (Dennison)

1896 Tobacco merchant

DC, MHA

John Lavington Bonython

1908 Newspaper proprietor

MHR (Federal)

1965 City of Adelaide 1978 State government

198

Christ Church Rectory

Anglican Church

1850 Rector of Christ church

College of Surgeons

William Honeywell

1901 Draper Frederick William Bullock

1910 Auctioneer, estate agent

ACC College of Surgeons


Frederick Turner

1883 Solicitor Attorney General

AC 1910 Sir Arthur Cudmore

Surgeon 1955 SA Institute of Teachers C1960 Correspondence School


Simeon Barnard

1876 Auctioneer -- -- John William Downer

1880 Lawyer, legislator

MP, Attorney General, Premier, Chief secretary, Federal senator

1924 St Marks College

Duncraig W. Hughes Duncan

1901 Pastoralist DC MHA

AC Sir William Goodwin

Public servant

1954 John Roche. Lord mayor of Adelaide

Dwelling (5-7 Brougham Pl)

Charles Goode (2)

1907 Draper, merchant

MHA J S & E H Gordon

1923

Dwelling 58 Brougham Plc

William H Beaglehole

1877/8 Brewer MHA 1930 Sir Ivan Jose


William Austin Horn (3). The Herons

1877 Pastoralist, mining, newspapers

MHA Solomon Saunders

1885 1921 Arden Hawker 1934 A S Randell 1953 Benefactor. Lady Price .St Marks College

199


Arthur Waterhouse (4)

1883 Financier and developer

Alfred Simms

1888` Brewer 1912. Evan Thomas, (5) The Register 1955. Correspondence School 1970. St Marks College

Kingsmead House

Charles Jacobs

1865` Merchant E M Bagot 1869 Pastoralist, mining

SAJC Changes made when converted to apartments


Thomas Johnson

1874 Merchant George Brookman

1908 Stock agent, sharebroker Chair Adelaide Children’s Hospital

1919. Purchased by Methodist Church for hospital from James Hill


George Milne

1901/2 Wine maker

Montefiore George Green

1853 Engineer, architect

Sir Samuel Way

Late 1850s

Chief Justice Lieut-governor

Chancellor University of Adelaide

1948. Aquinas College

Nurney House Capt C.H. Bagot

1846 Pastoralist, mining

MLC Walter H Bagot

1930 Architect AC (President)

Parramatta Villa

George Catchlove

1871 Brewer, hotelier

Roche House A E Ayers 1905 Sir Collier Cudmore

1920s Solicitor MLC, AC, President Liberal Country League

1953 purchased by Aquinas College

Rymill House (Lincoln College)

A G Rymill 1907 Sir Arthur C Rymill

Lord Mayor of Adelaide

Lincoln College

200

St Andrews James MacGeorge

1861 Architect David Murray

1880 Merchant MP Founder YMCA

St Margarets Arthur Waterhouse (4)

1890 Financier and developer

University of Adelaide

1993 Drs P & D Gauvin

Streda (Admaston)

John Harvey Finlayson

1878 Journalist JP

Taylor House John Craven

1902 (5)

Merchant (J Craven & Co)

J & J Taylor 1907 Timber merchant

1960 Adelaide Children’s Hospital


W H Sharland

1874 Merchant Simpson Newland

1908 1909 Ru Rua Hospital 1918 Memorial Hospital

(1) Josiah Solomon, also Fitzroy House. (Prospect LGA). (2) Charles Goode, built The Grove (NSPP LGA) in 1860s. (3) William Horn, Grenfell Price Lodge, also, Holmwood (Walkerville LGA); Wairoa, ( Adelaide Hills LGA). (4) Arthur Waterhouse, Grenfell Price Lodge, also St Margarets, Mt Lofty House (Adelaide Hills LGA). (5) Source: City of Adelaide Heritage Survey (1982) but later, Marsden et al, (1996:323) states that Taylor House was built in 1907 for W D Taylor, proprietor of Lion Timber Mills. J & J Taylor then lived there from 1908-1960. (6). Sir Richard Baker. MHA, MLC (President) Attorney General, Member of Federation convention, Chairman Adelaide Club and SAJC LEGEND Public Office Clubs

MLA=Member of Legislative Assembly AHC=Adelaide Hunt Club MHA= Member of House of Representatives AC=Adelaide Club DC= District Council CM=Chamber of Manufacturers SAJC=South Australian Jockey Club Sx=Stock Exchange.

201

APPENDIX No.3D-S


NORTH ADELAIDE

BUILDING SURVEY -OWNER PROFILE

SUMMARY

N-28 Owner Pastoral Pastoral

Mining Mining Professional Professional

Mining Merchant Business Business

Pastoral Manufacturer Other Public

Office Club

Original owner

1 2 8 7 4 3 3 5 2

Subsequent Owner

1 7 2 3 2 3 3 5 2


21 1, 1,

TOTALS 2 2 12 10 10 2 2

202

APPENDIX No.4

BUILDING SURVEY –ASSOCIATED BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

REGION INDEX

N=5

Page No.

4A. Northern Country Region 203 4B. Southern Country Region 214 4C Metropolitan Region 225 4D Adelaide – ‘Square Mile’. 251 4E. Adelaide – North Adelaide 255

203

APPENDIX No. 4A



INDEX

N=8

Page No. 4A-1 Barossa 204 4A-2 Clare and Gilbert Valleys 205 4A-3 Gawler 206 4A-4 Goyder 207 4A-5 Light 208 4A-6 Northern Areas 209 4A-7 Peterborough 210 4A-8 Wakefield 211 4A-S Summary 212

204

APPENDIX No.4A-1 BAROSSA LGA

BUILDINGS SURVEY – ASSOCIATED BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

N=5

Associated Buildings Grounds Name

Stables CU Coach House

CU Gate Houses(s)

CU Domestic CU Gardens Park Other

Collingrove Y Sr Y Su Nr Y Ta Y TC Corryton Park

Y Nk Y Nk Nr Y Nk Y Gates

Coulthard House

Y Sr Y Sr Nr Y Sr Nex

Lindsay Park

Y Nk Y Nk Nr Y Nk Y

Riverside Complex

Y Su Y Su Nr Nex

LEGEND Associated buildings CU =Current Use Domestic Gardens Y=yes Nk=not known L=laundry Nex= no longer exist N=no R= residence D=dairy F=fence(s) Ne=no evidence S=storage C=cellar Tc=tennis court Nr=none recorded Cr=classroom K= kitchen C=croquet D= demolished Yr=remnant

205

APPENDIX No.4A-2



N=7

Associated Buildings Grounds Name Stables CU Coach

House CU Gate

Houses(s) CU Domestic CU Formal

Gardens Park Croquet Other

Bungaree (1) Y Ta Y Ta N - Y Y Y --- --- Hill River Station (2)

Y S Y S Y R Y Y Tc

Hughes Park

Y S Y S Y R K Y Y Tc

Inchiquin Y S Y S Ne Ne Y Kadlunga Na Na Na Na Na Martindale Hall

Y S Y S Nr Mh D Y C

Wolta Wolta

Nex Nex Nr Mh, K Y

(1) Bungaree. Original buildings include Council Chambers, Church, manager’s house, shearer’s quarters, general store and farm buildings now part of tourist and convention centre. The property remains a working sheep station. (2) Hill River Station. Manager’s cottage, Shearers’ quarters, blacksmith shop, storage, governess’ cottage. The property remains a working pastoral property

LEGEND Associated buildings CU =Current Use Domestic Gardens Y=yes Nk=not known L=laundry Nex= no longer exist N=no R= residence D=dairy F=fence(s) Ne=no evidence S=storage C=cellar Tc=tennis court Nr=none recorded Cr=classroom K=kitchen C=croquet D= demolished Yr=remnant

206

APPENDIX No.4A-3

GAWLER LGA


N=7


House CU Gate


Gardens Features Other

Craiglee Y R Y R Nr Ne Remnant Fotheringham House

Nex Nex Nr O (1) Nex

Martindale Nursing home

Nex Nex Nr Nex

Oaklands (2) Nex Nex Nr O Nex Para Para Y S Y S Y D Nex Tortola House

Nr Nr Nr Y

Trevu House Y S Y S Nr Y (1) A small stone building with brick quoins at the rear of the house which contained dual toilet, tack room and groom’s room complete with fireplace (2) The extensive grounds surrounding Oaklands have been subdivided; suburbia now completely surrounds the house so that it is barely visible from the road.


207

APPENDIX No. 4A-4

GOYDER LGA


N=3


House CU Gate



Cappeedee Homestead

Y Sr Y Sr Nr (1) Y

Mackerode Homestead

Y Sr Y Sr Nr -- (2) Y


Y Sr Y Sr Nr (3) Y F

(1) Woolshed, stockman’s cottage, shearers quarters plus outbuildings (2) Shearing sheds, cottages, machine shed (3) Servants’ quarters to the rear of the main house, also a shearing shed, overseer’s house, shearers’ quarters and single men’s quarters.


208

APPENDIX No. 4A-5

LIGHT LGA


N=5


House CU Gate

Houses(s) CU Domestic CU Gardens Features Other

Anlaby Y S Y S Ne Y(1) Y TC Eringa (Lanark House)

Nex Nex Ne Yr F

Holland House

Y Co Y Co Nr Y Co Nex

Kingsford House

Y NK Y NK Nr Nex

Yatara Homestead

Y S Nex Nr Nex

(1).Anlaby. Shearing shed, slaughter house, shearers’ quarters, manager’s house, dog kennels, heated glass houses; they are all still in use or being restored. LEGEND Associated buildings CU =Current Use Domestic Gardens Y=yes Nk=not known L=laundry Nex= no longer exist N=no R= residence D=dairy F=fence(s) Ne=no evidence S=storage C=cellar Tc=tennis court Nr=none recorded Cr=classroom K=kitchen C=croquet D= demolished Yr=remnant

209

APPENDIX No.4A-6

NORTHERN AREAS LGA


N=1


House CU Gate




Y S Y S Nr Nex 1911.A cottage and shearers’ quarters were evident

Y


210

APPENDIX No. 4A-7

PETERBOROUGH LGA


N=1


House CU Gate



Bishop’s Palace

Y R, hotel bedrooms

Y R, hotel bedrooms

N -- N Front F


211

APPENDIX No. 4A-8

WAKEFIELD LGA


N=1


House CU Gate



Werocata Nex Nex Nr Ne Nex (1) (2) (1) Evidence of garden walls and stairs leading to terraced gardens but gardens no longer exist (2) A large wool shed built by Bowman, now used as garages.. LEGEND Associated buildings CU =Current Use Domestic Gardens Y=yes Nk=not known L=laundry Nex= no longer exist N=no R= residence D=dairy F=fence(s) Ne=no evidence S=storage C=cellar Tc=tennis court Nr=none recorded Cr=classroom K=kitchen C=croquet D= demolished Yr=remnant

212

APPENDIX No. 4A-S


BUILDING SURVEY - ASSOCIATED BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

SUMMARY

Associated buildings Grounds LGA N=No. Houses Stables Use Coach

House Use Gate

House Use Domestic Use Gardens Features Other

Barossa N=5

5 Sr (2) Su (1) Nk (2)

5 Su (2) Sr (1) Nk (2)

4 Ta (10 Sr (1) Nk (2)

Y (3) Nex (2)

TC (1) Gates

Clare and Gilbert Valley N=7

5 Ta (1) S (4)

5 Ta (1), S (4)

2 R (2) 5 Mh (2) K (2) Ta (1)

Y (5) D (1)

TC (2) C (1)

Gawler. N=7 Goyder. N=3 Light N=5

4 S (2) Co (1) NK (1)

3 S (1) Co (1) NK (1)

2 Su (1) Co (1)

Y (1) Yr (1) Nex (3)

TC (1) F (1)

Northern Areas N=1

1 S (1) 1 S (1) Y

Peterborough. N=1

Wakefield N=1

Nex

213

LEGEND Associated buildings CU =Current Use Domestic Gardens Y=yes Nk=not known L=laundry Nex= no longer exist N=no R= residence D=dairy F=fence(s) Ne=no evidence S=storage C=cellar Tc=tennis court Nr=none recorded Cr=classroom K=kitchen C=croquet D= demolished Yr=remnant O=office accommodation

214

APPENDIX No. 4B



INDEX

N=8 . Page No. 4B-1 Alexandrina 215 4B-2 Coorong 216 4B-3 Naracoorte/Lucindale 217 4B-4 Onkaparinga 218 4B-5 Robe 219 4B-6 Tatiara 220 4B-7 Victor Harbor 221 4B-8 Wattle Range 222 4B-S Summary 223

215

APPENDIX No. 4B-1

ALEXANDRINA LGA


N=1


House CU Gate



The Lodge

Y Sr Ne (1) L Y

(1) The Lodge was the original lodge or gate house prior to the destruction of the original house


216

APPENDIX No. 4B-2

COORONG LGA


N=2



CU Gate Houses(s)

CU Domestic CU Gardens Features Other


Ne (Ruin)

Ne (ruin)

Nr Yr Jetty

Poltalloch Homestead

Y Sr(1) Y Sr(1) Nr (2) Y

(1) The stables are currently used to store historic items as part of the tourist focus. (2) Poltalloch House was the centre of a village complex. Building still remaining and in use include shearers’ shed, boundary rider’s house, engineers’ house, pump house, light house and housing for other workers and family LEGEND Associated buildings CU =Current Use Domestic Gardens Y=yes Nk=not known L=laundry Nex= no longer exist N=no R= residence D=dairy F=fence(s) Ne=no evidence S=storage C=cellar Tc=tennis court Nr=none recorded Cr=classroom K=kitchen C=croquet D= demolished Yr=remnant O=office accommodation

217

APPENDIX No. 4B-3



N=3



CU Gate Houses(s)

CU Other CU Formal Gardens

Park Croquet Other

Cairnbank Homestead

Ne Ne Nr Sq,, K, Ss Fb

Moyhall Struan House

Ne Ne Nr Cottage No 2

Sr Y


218

APPENDIX No. 4B-4

ONKAPARINGA LGA


N=1


House CU Gate



Reynella House

Y Sr Nex Nr Y


219

APPENDIX No. 4B-5

ROBE LGA


N=1


House CU Gate



Karatta House

Ne Ne Nr Ne Y


220

APPENDIX No. 4B-6

TATIARA LGA


N=1


House CU Gate



Padthaway Estate

Y Sr Y Sr Nr (1) Y -- -- Tc

(1) The original buildings still exist and are used to accommode winery activities. Buildings include shearers’ quarters, shearing shed, overseer’s cottage, cookhouse/bakery, schoolroom, original cottage and laundry.


221

APPENDIX No. 4B-7

VICTOR HARBOR LGA


N=2


House CU Gate



Adare Ne Ne Nr Ne Nex Mount Breckan

Ne Ne Y (1) Nk Ne Nex

(1) The Lodge was occupied by W F Connell during the rebuilding of Mt Breckan (Laube, 2001:161). LEGEND Associated buildings CU =Current Use Domestic Gardens Y=yes Nk=not known L=laundry Nex= no longer exist N=no R= residence D=dairy F=fence(s) Ne=no evidence S=storage C=cellar Tc=tennis court Nr=none recorded Cr=classroom K=kitchen C=croquet D= demolished Yr=remnant O=office accommodation

222

APPENDIX No. 4B-8

WATTLE RANGE LGA


N=3


House CU Gate



Kalangadoo House

Koorine Y (1) (1) Y Ne Yallum Park Homestead

Y S Y S Nr Nr Y Y Ne

(1) Most out buildings and gardens were destroyed in the 1984 bushfires. Other outbuildings are still in use as farm buildings.


223

APPENDIX No. 4B-S



SUMMARY

N=8

Associated Buildings Grounds LGA N=No. Houses Stables Use Coach

House Use Gate


Alexandrina N=1

1 Sr (1) Ne 0* 1 S Yr(1)

Coorong N=2

2 Sr (1) D (1)

2 Sr (1) D (1)

1 Sr(1) Y (1) Yr (1)

Jetty

Naracoorte/ Lucindale. N=3

Onkaparinga N=1

Robe N=1

Y

Tatiara N=1

Y Dy Y Sr 5 L, C, Cr, K, R

Y TC

Victor Harbor N=2

Wattle Range N=3

224


225

APPENDIX No. 4C



INDEX

N=16


226

APPENDIX No. 4C-1

ADELAIDE HILLS LGA


N=12


House CU Gate



Beechwood Nex Nex Nr Ne Y Conservatory Carminow Y R Y R Y R Y Y Dalintober Nex Ne Nr Ne Y Subdivided

F Eurilla Y S Y S Y R Y F Forest Lodge

Y S Y S Nr Y

Glenalta Nex Nex Nr Ne Y Marble Hill Y Rt Y Rt Nr Y Ruin Ne Morden Nex Nex Nr Ne Y Mt Lofty House

Y S Y S Y R Y S Y(1)

Rostrevor House

Nex(D?) Nex (D?)

Nr Ne Y

St Vigeans Estate

Y R Y R Nr Y

Wairoa Y R Y R Y R L, Ir Sr, Gq

S Y Y Tc Grotto

227


228

APPENDIX No. 4C-2

BURNSIDE LGA


N=22


House CU Gate


Abergeldie Nex Nex Nr Nr Nex (St) Albyn House

Y R Y R Nr Nr Nex Tc (D)

Angove House

Nex Nex Nr Nr Yr

Attunga Nex Nex Nr Nr Y Beaumont House

Y S Y S N(1) R Nr Y

Benacre Y R Y R Nr Nr Y F Carleshurst Nex Nex Nr Nr Yr Clifton Manor

Nex Nex Y R Nr Y F

Chiverton Y Cr Y Cr Nr Y Cr/S Y Craigbuie Y Nk Y Nk Nr Nr Y F Fernilee Lodge

D D Nex

Highfield Nex Nex Nr Nr Y Ivymeade Y R Y R Nr Nr Y F Kings College

Nex Nex Nr Y (?) S Nex

Linden D D Y R Ne Nex Moorcroft D D Nr Nr Yr F Osborne Y Nk Y Nk Nr Y F

229

House Seaton Nex Nex Nr Nr Nex Sunnyside Nex Nex Y R Nr Y F Tower House

Nex Nex Ne Y Nk Y Tc F,

Undelcarra Nex Ne Nr Y S Y F Wootton Lea

Y Cr Y Cr Y R Y Cr, S Y F

(1) A lodge or gate house was situated on the corner of Buchan Ave and The Common, Beaumont; now demolished.


230

APPENDIX No.4C-3

CAMPBELLTOWN LGA


N=2


House CU Gate



Murray Park

Nex Nex Nr Nex

Tranmere House

Nex Nex Nr D


231

APPENDIX No. 4C-4

CHARLES STURT LGA


N=2


House CU Gate



Estcourt House (1)

Ne Ne Nr Nex

The Brocas

Ne(2) Ne Nr Yr F

(1) Escourt House was significantly modified when it converted into a hospital. Additional hospital buildings destroyed the original gardens. The gardens have been relandscaped.. (2) Post 1972 brick structure. LEGEND Associated buildings CU =Current Use Domestic Gardens Y=yes Nk=not known L=laundry Nex= no longer exist N=no R= residence D=dairy F=fence(s) Ne=no evidence S=storage C=cellar Tc=tennis court Nr=none recorded Cr=classroom K=kitchen C=croquet D= demolished Yr=remnant

232

APPENDIX No.4C-5

HOLFAST BAY LGA


N=15


House CU Gate



Albert Hall. (Oriental Hotel)

Nex Nex Nr Nex

Dunluce Castle Nex Nex Nr Ne Y (1) Essenside Nex D Nex D Nr Glenara Y R Y R Nr Y Kapara Y Nk Y Nk Nr Y Kingston House

Nex Nex Nr Nex

Minda: Frank Howard House

Y S Y S Y R Nex

Minda:Brighton House

Nex Nex Nr Yr

Paringa Hall Nex Nex Y R Y Cr Yr Russell Court (The Olives)

Y Nk Y Nk Y Nk Cottage Nk Y

Partridge House

Nex Ne Nr Ne Y

Seafield Towers

Nex Nex Nr Nex

George K Soward Dwelling

Nex Nex Nr Yr

Stormont Nex Nex Nr Nex

233

Woodlands Nex Nex Nr Yr (1) Dunluce gardens have been subdivided; a section of which is still visible on a neighbouriung property.. LEGEND Associated buildings CU =Current Use Domestic Gardens Y=yes Nk=not known L=laundry Nex= no longer exist N=no R= residence D=dairy F=fence(s) Ne=no evidence S=storage C=cellar Tc=tennis court Nr=none recorded Cr=classroom K=kitchen C=croquet D= demolished Yr=remnant

234

APPENDIX No. 4C-6

MARION LGA


N=1


House CU Gate



Glenthorne Farm

Y Sr Y Sr Nr Ne Nex


235

APPENDIX No. 4C-7

MITCHAM LGA


N=15


House CU Gate



Nex Nex Nr Nr Yr F

Birksgate Y R Y R Y R D Nex Coreega Nex Nex Nr Nr Y Eynesbury Y Nk Nex F Farr House (The Curragh)

Y R Y F

Glenburnie Y R Y R Nr Nr Y Mitcham Lawn

Y R Y R Nr Y R Y F


Nex Nex Nr St Y F

Rust Hall Nex Nex Nr Nr Yr Springfield House

Nex Nex Nr Nr Y

Strathspey Y Cr Y Cr Y R Nr Y Torrens Park Estate

Y Cr Y Cr Y (two) R (two) Yr TC, C, boating lake. .F Nex

F

Urrbrae Y Td Y Td Y R D Y

236

House Wattlebury House

Ne Ne Nr Nr Y F

Willow-brook

Y S Y S Nr Nr Y F


237

APPENDIX No. 4C-8

MOUNT BARKER LGA


N=2


House CU Gate

Houses(s) CU Domestic CU Gardens Features

Other

Eden Park Y Sr Y Sr Nr Y, D, C Sr Nex Auchendarroch Y R (1) Nex Nr Ne Nex (2) F (1) On the other side of Mt Barker Road now the Mews Cottages (2) The Barr Smiths were noted for their gardens but unfortunately there are no remnants of the former extensive gardens.


238

APPENDIX No. 4C-9



N=11


House CU Gate


Altheney Y S Y S Nr Y F Parkview Nex Nex Nr Y R Nex TC F Darroch House

Nex Nex Nr Y

Eden Park Y Cr Y Cr Nr Y F Karrawood House

Nex Ne L (now demolished)

Yr F

Forsyth House

Nex Nex Nr Nex

The Acacias

Y Cr Y Cr Nr Y F

Meitke House

Nex Nex Nr Y F

St Helens Ne Y Pool room

Nr Y F

Valima Y R Y R Nr Nex F Korra Weera

Nex Nex Nr Nex

239


240

APPENDIX No. 4C-10

PLAYFORD LGA


N=1


House CU Gate



Yattalunga Y R Y R Nr C Y TC


241

APPENDIX No.4C-11



N=2


House CU Gate



Barton Vale

Nex Nex Nr Nex Nex

Glanville Hall

Y R Y R Nr Ne Nex


242

APPENDIX No. 4C-12

PROPECT LGA


N=4


House CU Gate


Comonella (Blackfriars School)

Nex (1) Nex Nr Nex Y (2)

Dwelling, 32 Prospect Road

Nex Nex Nr Nex Y F

Mitchell House

Y R Y R Nr Nex Y F

Fitzroy House

Y S Y S Nr Nex Y F

(1) Comonella is surrounded by modern classrooms; there is no evidence of any associated buildings. (2) Remnants exist in the front of the houseonly. LEGEND Associated buildings CU =Current Use Domestic Gardens Y=yes Nk=not known L=laundry Nex= no longer exist N=no R= residence D=dairy F=fence(s) Ne=no evidence S=storage C=cellar Tc=tennis court Nr=none recorded Cr=classroom K=kitchen C=croquet D= demolished Yr=remnant

243

APPENDIX No. 4C-13

SALISBURY LGA


N=1


House CU Gate



The Levels Homestead

Y O Y O Nr Nex


244

APPENDIX No. 4C-14

UNLEY LGA


N=10


House CU Gate


Ackland House

Nex Nex Nr Yr F,

Carramar (St Margarets)

Y (1) NK Nex F

Coonawarra Nex Nex Nr Y F Fullarton Park Y S Y S Nr Yr Heywood Nex Nex Nr Sq, K D Y Mornington Nex Nex Nr Nex Ridge Park Nex Nex Nr Yr F Thornber House

Nr (2) Nr Nr Cottage (Sq?)

Yr

Woodfield Nex Nex Nr Y Yurilla Hall Nex Nex Nr Y F (1) Some outbuildings currently in use by community groups. The original use is uncertain; one was identified as a classroom.. (2) Existing outbuildings are now used as garages. Theoriginal use is unknown.

245


246

APPENDIX No. 4C-15

WALKERVILLE LGA


N=16


House CU Gate



Aston Y R Y R Nr Pump House

R Y

Cosford Nex Nex Nr Y, F Craigmellan Y Nk Y Nk Nr Y Nk Y F Dwelling 16 Edwin Street, (1)

Nex Nex Y, F

Ennis (Glenroy)

Nex Nex Nr Y, F

Fairlea Nex Nex Nr Ne Yr F Holmwood Y Nk Y Nk Nr Y Nk Y Ivanhoe Y Nk Y Nk Nr Y Nk Y F Jolleys House

Nex Nex Nr Y

Monklands Y Nk Y Nk Nr Nex Rosmoyne Nex Nex Nr Y F The Briars Nex Nex Ne Nex The Myrtles Nex Nex Ne Ne Nex Vale (Levii House)

Nex Nex Nr Ne Nex

Willyama Y Nk Y Nk Nr Y Nk Nex F Woodlawn (2)

Nex D Nex D Ne D Nex

247

(1) There are some outbuildings but the dats are uncertain. (2) Outbuildings have been demolished. Woodlawn is now surrounded by attached hospital buildings. LEGEND Associated buildings CU =Current Use Domestic Gardens Y=yes Nk=not known L=laundry Nex= no longer exist N=no R= residence D=dairy F=fence(s) Ne=no evidence S=storage C=cellar Tc=tennis court Nr=none recorded Cr=classroom K=kitchen C=croquet D= demolished Yr=remnant

248

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WEST TORRENS LGA


N=1


House CU Gate



Cummins House

Y(1) D Y(1) D Ne L, D, C Ds Y(2) Ne T (Ne)

(1) Demolished and the land subdivided. Suburban housing is located on Coach House Drive (2) Croquet lawn and tennis court are now converted to a lawned area. The riveway flanked by Norfolk Island pines is now part of Emmanuel College


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SUMMARY

N=16


House Use Gate


Adelaide Hills N=12

7 S (3), R (3) Rt(1)

7 S (3) R (3) Rt(1)

4 R (4) 1 S (1) Y( 11) Nex(1)

TC (1)

Burnside N=22

8 R (3) S (1) Cr (2) Nk (2) D (3)

8 R (3) S 1) Cr (2) Nk 2) D (3)

5 R (5) 5 Cr (2) S (2) Bk (1)

Y (!3) Yr (3) Nex (6)

TC (2) F (10)

Campbelltown N=2

O O O Nex (1)

Charles Sturt N=2

O O O Nex (1) Yr(1)

F (1)

Holdfast Bay N=15

4 S (1), R (1) Nk (2)

4 S (1), R (1), Nk (2)

2 R (2) 2 Cr (1), Nk (1)

Y (5), Yr (4) Nex (5) D (1)

Marion N=1 (D)

1 S (1) 1 S (1) Nex

Mitcham N=15

9 R (4), S (1) Cr (2)

7 R (3), S (1), Cr 2),

5 R (5) 1 R, (1) D (2)

Y (10) Yr (3) Nex (2)

F (8)

250

Td (1) NK (1)

RTd (1)

Mount Barker N=2

2 R (1) 1 Nex (2) F (1)

NSPP N-11

4 R (1), Cr (2), S (1)

5 R (1) Cr (1) S (1) O (1)

1 R (1) Y (6) Nex (4) Yr (1)

TC (1) F (7)

Playford N=1

1 R 1 R Y TC

Port Adelaide Enfield N=2

1 R (1) 1 R (1) Nex

Prospect N=4

2 R (1) S (1)

2 R (1) S (1)

Y (4) F (4)

Salisbury N=1

1 O 1 O Nex

Unley N=10

2 Nk (1) S (1)

1 S (1) 0 2 Sq(2) K (1)

Y (4) Yr (4) Nex (3)

TC (1) F (5)

Walkerville N=17

6 R (1), Nk (5)

6 R (1) Nk (5)

1 Nk (1) Y (9) Nex (7) Yr (1)

F (8)

West Torrens N=1

D D Yr


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‘SQUARE MILE’

INDEX

N=8 . Page No. 4D-1 ‘Square Mile’ 252 4D-S Summary 254

252

APPENDIX No. 4D-1


‘SQUARE MILE’


N=17


House CU Gate



Archbishop’s House

Y S Y S Nr Yr F

Ayres House

Y Rt Y Rt Nr Nr Y F

Bray House

Y R Y R Nr Y O Nex F

Carhayes Ne Ne Nr Nex D Cartref Ne Ne Nr Y F Craigwell Ne Ne Nr Nr Y F Dimora Ne Ne Nr Nr Y F Duntocher

Ne Ne Nr Nr Y F

Dwelling (TPI)

Ne Ne Nr Nr Y F

261 North Tce Dwelling

Ne Ne Nr Nr Y F

Dwelling (Navy Club)

Ne Ne Nr Nr Nex F

253

Dwelling (Public Schools Club)

Ne Ne Nr Nr Nex F

Orchitree Ne Ne Nr Nr Y F Rymill House

Y O Ne Nr Nr Nex F

(Eothem) St Corantyn

Y R Y R Nr Nr Y F

Springhill Lodge

Ne Ne Nr Nr Nex D


Y S Y Chapel Nr Nr Y F


254

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‘SQUARE MILE’


SUMMARY


House Use Gate


Adelaide. N=17

5 Rt(1), S (1) R (2), O(1)

4 Rt (1), R (2) Ch (1)

0 NA 1 O (1) Y (10) Nex (7)

F (15) D (2)


255

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NORTH ADELAIDE

INDEX

N=2 . Page No. 4E-1 North Adelaide 256 4E-S Summary 259

256

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NORTH ADELAIDE


N=24


House CU Gate



Addington D D Nex D Baker (Lincoln) Nex Nex Nr Nr Nex F Belmont House Nex Nex Nr Nr Nex F Bishops Court Y S Y S Nr Nr Y F Buxton Manor Nex Nex Nr Y f Carclew (Stalheim)

Y Cr Y Cr Nr Laundry Cr Y F


Nex Nex Nr Nr Y F

College of Surgeons

Nex Nex Nr Nr Nex F


Ne D? Nex F


Y Ch Y Ch Nex F

Duncraig Y R Y R Nr Nr Yr Dwelling (5-7 Brougham Plc)

Ne Ne Nr Y F

Dwelling (58 Brougham Plc)

Nex Nex Nex F

257


Nex Nex Nr Nr Y TC F

Hawker House (St Marks)*

Nex Nex Nr Nr Nex F

Kingsmead House

Nex Nex Nr Nr Y F


Nex Nex N r Nr Nex F


Nex Ne Nr Nr Nex F

Montefiore Nex Nex Nr Nr Y F Nurney House Y S Y S Nr Nr Y F Parramatta Villa

Y R Y R Nr Ne Y F

Roche House Nex Nex Nr Nr Nex F Rymill House (Lincoln College)

Y S Y S Nr Yr F

St Andrews Nex Nex Nr Y F St Margarets Y R Y R Nr Nex F Streda Nr Nr Nr Nr Y F Taylor House Nex Nex Nr Y F The Avenues (Memorial Hospital)

Nex Nex Nr Nr Yr F

258


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NORTH ADELAIDE


SUMMARY


House Use Gate


Adelaide (Nth Adel) N=28

8 S (3), R (3), Cr (1), Ch (1)

8 S (3), R (3), Cr (1), Ch (1)

0 NA 1 S (1) Y (12) Yr (4) Nex (12)

TC (1) F (27) D (1)


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REGION - INDEX

N-5

Page No. 5A. Northern Country Region 261 5B. Southern Country Region 275 5C Metropolitan Region 287 5D Adelaide – ‘Square Mile’ 315 5E. Adelaide – North Adelaide 320

261

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BUILDING SURVEY –EXTERNAL ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES


INDEX

N=8 . Page No. 5A-1 Barossa 262 5A-2 Clare and Gilbert Valleys 264 5A-3 Gawler 266 5A-4 Goyder 268 5A-5 Light 269 5A-6 Northern Areas 270 5A-7 Peterborough 271 5A-8 Wakefield 272 5A-S Summary 273

262

APPENDIX No. 5A-1

BAROSSA LGA

BUILDINGS SURVEY – EXTERNAL ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES

N=5

Name Date Heritage list

Name Style Levels Verandah Balcony Fabric Roof Construction Quoins Features Entrance CurrentUse

Data Source

Collingrove 1856 S P V 1 F Na Sb Cs SRc S Bw Vr Fb&b V Corryton Park

1851 S V 1 F Na Sb Cs SRc P Bw, T CP LA

Coulthard House

1855 S P V 2 F, Ss, Fw F, Ss, Bw, Fw

Sl Cs SRu/c P SGds Vr Co V

Lindsay Park

1850 1900

S V 2 F F Vr Ph LA

Riverside 1858 1888

S V 1 F Na S S SRu/c P Vr Ph V

263

LEGEND Heritage List. S=state; L= local; RNA= Register of National Estate; D=demolished; Nr=not registered. Levels. s=subterranean. Name. UK=name after UK home; Ind=indigenous place name; P=person; Co=other country; NK=not known. Style. R=Regency; G-Georgian; V= Victorian: Vf= Victorian filigree; I=Italianate; G=Gothic, C=Classical, F=Federation; O=Other. Verandah. F=front; S(s) =side(s); Bw=balustrade (wood); Bl=balustrade (lace); Bs=balustrade stone; Fw=frieze (wood); Fl= frieze (lace); D=demolished. Balcony. F=front; S(s) =side(s); Bw=balustrade (wood); Bl=balustrade (lace); Fw=frieze (wood); Fl= frieze (lace); D=demolished; NA=not applicable. Fabric. Ss= Sandstone; Sb=bluestone; Sl= limestone, B=brick; BS= brick/stone; W= wood; P=plastered. Roof. Cs=corrugated steel; S=slate; WS= wood shingles=ceramic tiles. Construction. A=Ashlar; SRu/c= squared, random, uncoursed: SRc+ squared, random, coursed; RRu/c=random, rubble uncoursed. Quoins. B-brick; S=stone; P- plastered; Ss =sandstone. Architectural features. T=tower; Bw=bay windows; SGw=stained glass windows; SGds=stained glass door surrounds. Entrance. CP=carriage porch; OP= open porch; CP= closed porch; P=Portico; Vr=Verandah. Data Source. A=access; Sv= street view only; LA=literature and archival sources.

264

APPENDIX No.5A-2

CLARE and GILBERT VALLEY LGA


N=7


Name Style Levels Verandah Balcony Fabric Roof Construction Quoins Features Entrance Data Source

Bungaree 1850 1870 1900 190.8

S Ind Vf 2s F, S F, S, Bl, Fl

Ss Cs A S Bw Vr V

Hill River Station

1855- 1876

S NK O 1 F, Fl na Sb S RRu/c S Vr V

Hughes Park

1857 1887

S P I 2 S, Bw De

na Sl Cs SRc S T Vr V

Inchiquin 1870 1884

S UK O 1 F, Ss na Sb, Sl Cs RRu/c B Vr Sv

Kadlunga 1874 1919

S Ind Ge 2 F, Ss F, Ss, Bw Sb Cs SRc S Vr LA

Martindale Hall

1879 S UK I 2 No No Ss,Sl Cs A Ss V

Wolta Wolta

1860 c1874

L Ind O 1 F, Ss F Sb, Ss Cs SRc RRu/c

Ss Bw Vr V

265


266

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GAWLER LGA


N=7



Craiglee C1858 L UK? I 2 F, Ss, Fl F, Ss, Bl, Fl

Sb Cs SRc P Bw V Sv

Fotheringham House

C1856 L P I 2s F, Bw (1) Sl Cs RRu/c B Bw V V

Martindale 1872 S NK V 2 F, P F,Bl,Fl Sb, Sl Cs SRc P P A Oaklands 1866 L NK V 1 F, Ss, Bw NA Sb Cs SRc P P Sv, LA Para Para 1862 S Ind I 2 F, Ss -- Sb S RRu/c P SGds P Sv Tortola House

1871 S NK I 2 F, S(P) F(P),S Sb, B Cs A, SRc, B B T, Gds P Sv

Trevu House 1866 S UK I 2s F, Ss, Bw NA BS Cs RRu/c B SGw, Gds

P A

(1) Subterranean floor has a colonnaded portico. Originally with timber pillars, now replaced with plastered brick.

267


268

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GOYDER LGA


N=3

Name Date Heritagelist


Cappeedee Homestead 1879 S NK Vf 1 F, Fl NA BS Cs SRc S Bw V Sv Mackerode` 1872 S NK V 1s F, Ss, Fl NA Sb Cs SRc B Gds,F p A Princess Royal Homestead 1864 S UK Ge 2 F, Ss, Bw, Fw -- Sb Cs SRc Ss SGds V (1) A (1) Original front door now exit to the garden. Current front door on east side of the house LEGEND Heritage List. S=state; L= local; RNA= Register of National Estate; D=demolished; Nr=not registered. Levels. s=subterranean. Name. UK=name after UK home; Ind=indigenous place name; P=person; Co=other country; NK=not known. Style. R=Regency; G-Georgian; V= Victorian: Vf= Victorian filigree; I=Italianate; G=Gothic, C=Classical, F=Federation; O=Other. Verandah. F=front; S(s) =side(s); Bw=balustrade (wood); Bl=balustrade (lace); Bs=balustrade stone; Fw=frieze (wood); Fl= frieze (lace); D=demolished. Balcony. F=front; S(s) =side(s); Bw=balustrade (wood); Bl=balustrade (lace); Fw=frieze (wood); Fl= frieze (lace); D=demolished; NA=not applicable. Fabric. Ss= Sandstone; Sb=bluestone; Sl= limestone, B=brick; BS= brick/stone; W= wood; P=plastered. Roof. Cs=corrugated steel; S=slate; WS= wood shingles=ceramic tiles. Construction. A=Ashlar; SRu/c= squared, random, uncoursed: SRc+ squared, random, coursed; RRu/c=random, rubble uncoursed. Quoins. B-brick; S=stone; P- plastered; Ss =sandstone. Architectural features. T=tower; Bw=bay windows; SGw=stained glass windows; SGds=stained glass door surrounds. Entrance. CP=carriage porch; OP= open porch; CP= closed porch; P=Portico; Vr=Verandah. Data Source. A=access; Sv= street view only; LA=literature and archival sources.

269

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LIGHT LGA

BUILDINGS SURVEY – EXTERNAL FEATURES

N=5



Anlaby c1841 c1890

S UK I 2(s) F, Bs na Sb T SRc B SGw Vr A

Eringa (Lanark)

1876 S NK F 2(s) F, S, Bl, Fl na Sb T SRu/c P Bw, SGw SGds.

Vr A

Holland House

1860 S P G 1 F F Sb Cs SRu/c Ss T, Bw Po A

Kingsford 1851 S P Ge 2 F na Ss Cs A Ss Gds Po LA Yatara 1863

1888 S NK V 2 F, Fw F, Bw, Fw Sb Cs

S RRu/c P

S na Vr A


270

APPENDIX No. 5A-6

NORTHERN AREAS LGA


N=1



North Bundaleer Homestead 1898 S Ind I 1 F, Ss, Fl Na Sl Cs A P Tu, Bw, SGw, SGds Ve A


271

APPENDIX No. 5A-7

PETERBOROUGH LGA


N=1



Bishop’s Palace (St Cecelias)

1912 S Saint F 3s F, Ss F, Ss, Bw Ss, B Cs SRc B Bw, SGds, SGw V A


272

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WAKEFIELD LGA


N=1



Werocata C1850s S Ind Ge 2s Ss NA Ss, Sl Cs A; RRu/c Ss Bw A LEGEND Heritage List. S=state; L= local; RNA= Register of National Estate; D=demolished; Nr=not registered. Levels. s=subterranean. Name. UK=name after UK home; Ind=indigenous place name; P=person; Co=other country; NK=not known. Style. R=Regency; G-Georgian; V= Victorian: Vf= Victorian filigree; I=Italianate; G=Gothic, C=Classical, F=Federation; O=Other. Verandah. F=front; S(s) =side(s); Bw=balustrade (wood); Bl=balustrade (lace); Bs=balustrade stone; Fw=frieze (wood); Fl= frieze (lace); D=demolished. Balcony. F=front; S(s) =side(s); Bw=balustrade (wood); Bl=balustrade (lace); Fw=frieze (wood); Fl= frieze (lace); D=demolished; NA=not applicable. Fabric. Ss= Sandstone; Sb=bluestone; Sl= limestone, B=brick; BS= brick/stone; W= wood; P=plastered. Roof. Cs=corrugated steel; S=slate; WS= wood shingles=ceramic tiles. Construction. A=Ashlar; SRu/c= squared, random, uncoursed: SRc+ squared, random, coursed; RRu/c=random, rubble uncoursed. Quoins. B-brick; S=stone; P- plastered; Ss =sandstone. Architectural features. T=tower; Bw=bay windows; SGw=stained glass windows; SGds=stained glass door surrounds. Entrance. CP=carriage porch; OP= open porch; CP= closed porch; P=Portico; Vr=Verandah. Data Source. A=access; Sv= street view only; LA=literature and archival sources.

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BUILDING SURVEY -EXTERNAL ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES

SUMMARY

Heritage List LGA No of

Houses Local State No list

Name Style Levels Verandah Balcony Fabric Roof Const Quoins Features Entry Data Source

Barossa N=5

5 P (3) UK(1) O(1)

V (5) 1 (3) 2 (2)

F (5) S (10 Fw (1)

F (2), S (1), Na (3) Bw (1), Fw (1)

Sb (2) Sl (1) S (1)

Cs (3) S (1)

SRc (2) SRu/c (2)A(1)

S (1) P (3)

Bw (2) T (1) SGds (1)

Vr (3) Po (2)

V (3) LA (2)

Clare & Gilbert Valley N=7

1 6 UK (2) Ind (3), P (1) NK (1)

Vf(1) I (2), Ge (1) O (3)

1 (3) 2 (3) 2s (1)

F (5) Ss (5) Bw (1) Fl (1) No (1)

F (3). Ss (2) Bw (1) Bl (1) Fl (1) No (1)

Sb (4) Ss (3) Sl (2)

Cs (6) S (1)

A (2) SRc (3) RRu/c (3)*

S (4) Ss (2) B (1)

Bw (2) T (1)

Vr (6) O(1)

V (5) Sv (1) LA (1)

Gawler N=7

3 4 0 P (1), UK (2), Ind (1) NK (4)

I (5), V (2)

1 (1), 2 (5), 2s (2),

F (7), Ss (5) Bw (3), Fl (1) P (2)

F (2) Ss (2), Bl (2), Fl (2)

Sb (5), Sl (1), B (1) BS (1)

Cs (7), S (1)

SRc (4), RRu/c (3), A (2), B (1) *

S (1), B (3), P(4)

Bw (3)SGw (1), SGds (1), Y (1), Gds (2)

Vr (2), P (6)

A (2) V (1) Sv (3) LA (2)

Goyder N=3

3 UK(1) NK(2)

Vf(1) V(1) Ge (1)

1(2) 2 (1)

F (3) Ss (2) Fl(1) Fw (1) Bw(1)

NA (2) N0 (1)

BS(1) Sb(2)

Cs(3) SRc(3) S(3) Bw(1) SGds(1)

Vr (2) P(1)

A (1) Sv(1) LA(1)

Light N=5

5 UK (1) P (2)

Ge (1) G (1)

1 (1) 2 (2)

F (5) S (1)

F (2) Bw (1)

Sb (4) Ss (1)

Cs (3) T (2)

A (1) SRc (1)

B (1) P (2)

SGw (2) Bw (2)

Vr (3) Po (2)

A (4) LA (1)

274

NK (2) F (1) V (1) I (1)

2s (2) Bl (1) Fw (1) Fl (1)

Fw (1) SRu/c (2)RRu/c (1)

Ss (2) S (1)

SGds (1) Gds (1) T (1)

Northern Areas N=1

1 Ind I 1 F, Ss, Fl

Na Sl Cs A P Tu, Bw, SGw, SGds

Vr A

Peterborough N=1

1 NK I 2 F F, Bw RRu/c LA

WakefieldN=1

1 Ind Ge 2s Ss NA Ss, Sl Cs A, RRu/c *

Ss Bw O A

4 26 0 P(7) V(9) 1(11) F(25) F(9) Sb(17) Cs (24) SRc (13)

S(10) Bw(12) Vr(18) A917)

UK(7) Vf(2) 2(14) S925) S(5) Si(6) T(2) SRu/c (4) Ss(6) T(3) Po(10) Sv(5) Ind(6) I (10) 2s (5) Fw(3) Fw(20 So(1) S(5) RRu/c(9) P(10) Tu(1) O(2) LA(8) NK(10 Ge(4) Fl(4) Fl(3) Ss(5) A(6) B(5) SGds (4) O(1) G(1) Bw(5) Bw(6) B(1) B(1) SGw(4) F(1) Bl(5) Bl(3) Bs(1) Gds(3)

TOTALS N=30

O(3) D(1) LEGEND Heritage List. S=state; L= local; RNA= Register of National Estate; D=demolished; Nr=not registered. Levels. s=subterranean. Name. UK=name after UK home; Ind=indigenous place name; P=person; Co=other country; NK=not known. Style. R=Regency; G-Georgian; V= Victorian: Vf= Victorian filigree; I=Italianate; G=Gothic, C=Classical, F=Federation; O=Other. Verandah. F=front; S(s) =side(s); Bw=balustrade (wood); Bl=balustrade (lace); Bs=balustrade stone; Fw=frieze (wood); Fl= frieze (lace); D=demolished. Balcony. F=front; S(s) =side(s); Bw=balustrade (wood); Bl=balustrade (lace); Fw=frieze (wood); Fl= frieze (lace); D=demolished; NA=not applicable. Fabric. Ss= Sandstone; Sb=bluestone; Sl= limestone, B=brick; BS= brick/stone; W= wood; P=plastered. Roof. Cs=corrugated steel; S=slate; WS= wood shingles=ceramic tiles. Construction. A=Ashlar; SRu/c= squared, random, uncoursed: SRc+ squared, random, coursed; RRu/c=random, rubble uncoursed. Quoins. B-brick; S=stone; P- plastered; Ss =sandstone. Architectural features. T=tower; Bw=bay windows; SGw=stained glass windows; SGds=stained glass door surrounds. Entrance. CP=carriage porch; OP= open porch; CP= closed porch; P=Portico; Vr=Verandah. Data Source. A=access; Sv= street view only; LA=literature and archival sources.

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SOUTHERN COUNTRY LGAs

INDEX

N=8

Page No. 5B-1 Alexandrina 276 5B-2 Coorong 277 5B-3 Naracoorte/Lucindale 278 5B-4 Onkaparinga 279 5B-5 Robe 280 5B-6 Tatiara 281 5B-7 Victor Harbor 282 5B-8 Wattle Range 283 5B-S Summary 284

276

APPENDIX No. 5B-1

ALEXANDRINA LGA


N=1



The Lodge 1840s S O O 1 F, Ss, R, Bw, Fl NA Sl Cs SRc B T, Bw, SGw, SGds Op A


277

APPENDIX No. 5B-2

COORONG LGA


N=2



Campbell Park Homestead 1881 S P V 1 F, S, Fl NA Sl Cs A S T, V A Poltalloch 1876 S UK I 2 F, Ss, Fl F, Bl, Fl Ss Cs A Ss Gds V A


278

APPENDIX No. 5B-3



N=3



Cairnbank Homestead 1868 S NK Ge 2 F F, Bw Sl S SRc S V Moyhall 1867 L NK V 2 F, Fl F, Bl. Fl Sl Cs P P Bw V LA Struan House 1873

1875 S UK I 2 F, Ss, R, Bw Fl -- Sl Cs SRc P T, Bw, Gds Po A


279

APPENDIX No. 5B-4

ONKAPARINGA LGA


N=1



Reynella House 1842 S P V 1 F, S Fl NA Sl Cs SRu/c B Bw, Gds Ve A


280

APPENDIX No. 5B-5

ROBE LGA


N=1



Karatta House 1855 S Ind V 2 F, R, Bw F, R, Bw Sl Cs SRc S SGds V Sv


281

APPENDIX No. 5B-6

TATIARA LGA


N=1

Name Date Heritage

list Name Style Levels Verandah Balcony Fabric Roof Construction Quoins Features Entrance Data

Source Padthaway Estate 1882 S NK Vf 2 F, Ss, Fl F, Ss, Bl, Fl Sl Cs SRc, RRu/c P Bw, SGw, Gds V A


282

APPENDIX No. 5B-7

VICTOR HARBOR LGA


N=2



Adare 1860 1892

S NK I 2+s F, Ss, Bl, Bw, Fl F, Bl, Fl P Cs P P Tu, Bw, SGw, SGds V A

Mount Breckan 1880s S NK G 2 Ss -- Sl Cs RRu/c P T, CP Sv. LA


283

APPENDIX No. 5B-8

WATTLE PARK LGA


N=3



Kalangadoo House 1850 1874

S Ind R 2 F, Bw F, Bl Sl Cs SRc S Bw V LA

Koorine 1904 L Ind O 1 F, S, Bw -- Sl, Ss Cs SRc S T, SGw, SGds Po A Yallum Park Homestead 1845

1879 S Ind I (Vf) 2 F, S, Fl F, S, Bl, Fl Sl, Ss S SRc S Bw, Gds V A


284

APPENDIX No. 5B-S

SOUTHERN COUNTRY REGION - LGAs


SUMMARY


Houses Local State No

list


Alexandrina N=1

1 NK O 1 F, Ss, r, Bw, Fl

Na Sl Cs SRc B T, Bw, SGw, SGds

Po A

Coorong N=2

2 P (1) UK (1)

V (1) Vf (1)

1 (1) 2 (1)

F (2) S (2) Fl (2)

F (1) Bl (1) Fl (1)

Sl (1) Ss (1)

Cs (2)

A (2) S (1) Ss (1)

T (1), Gds (1)

V (2) A (2)

Naracoorte Luncindale N=3

1 2 UK (1) NK (2)

Ge (1) V (1) I (1)

2(3) F (3) Ss (1) R (1) Bw (1) Fl (2)

F (2) Bw(1) Bl(1) Fl(1)

Sl (3) S (1) Cs (2)

SRc (2) P (1)

S (1) P (2)

Bw (2) T (1) Gds (1)

V (2) P (1)

LA (2) A (1)

Onkaparinga N=1

1 P O 1 F, S, Fl NA Sl/B

Cs RRu/c B *

P Bw. Gds Vr A

Robe N=1

1 Ind V 2 F, R, Bw F, R, Bw Sl Cs SRc S SGds Vr Sv

Tatiara N=1

1 NK Vf 2 F, S, Fl F, S, Bl, Fl

Sl Cs SRc, RRu/c *

P Bw, SGw, Gds

V A

Victor Harbor

2 NK (2) I (1) G (1)

2s (1) 2 (1)

F (1) S (2)

F (1) Bl (1)

P (1) Sl (1)

Cs (2)

P (1) RRu/c

P (2) Tu (1). T (1)

V (1) P (1)

A (1) SV (1)

285

N=2 Bl (1) Bw(1) Fl(1)

F(1) (1) Bw (1) SGw (1) SGds (1)

Wattle Range N=3

1 2 Ind(3) R (1) O (1) I (1)

2 (2) 1(1)

F (3) S (2) Bw (2) Fl (1)

F (2) S (1) Bl (2) Fl (1)

Sl (3) Sb (2)

S (1) Cs (2)

SRc (3) S (3) Bw (2) SGw (1) SGds (1) Gds (1) T (1)

V (2) P (1)

A (2) LA (1)

2 12 0 P(2) V(3) 1(4) F(13) F(8) Sb(1) Cs(12)

SRc(8) S(6) Bw(8) Vr(10) A(9)

UK(2) Vf(2) 2(9) S(10) S(3) Sl(11) T(0) SRu/c(0)

Ss(1) T(5) Po(14) Sv(2)

Ind(4) I(3) 2s(1) Fw(0) Fw(0) Ss(1) S(20 RRu/c(30

P(6) Tu(1) LA(3)

NK(6) Ge(1) Fl(9) Fl(5) Bs(1) A(2) B(1) SGds(4) G(1) Bw(6) Bw(1) B(1) SGw(4) R(1) Bl(1) Bl(6) P(1) Gds(5)

TOTALS N-14

O(3)

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INDEX

N=17


288

APPENDIX No. 5C-1

ADELAIDE HILLS LGA


N=12


Name

Style Levels Verandah Balcony Fabric Roof Construction Quoins Features Entrance Data Source

Beechwood (former St Wilfred’s)

1893 S(1) NK V 1 F, Bw Na S Cs SRc S P A

Carminow 1885 RNE (2)

UK G 2 S, P S, Bc Ss Gs SRc S T P Sv

Dalintober 1866 S NK Vf 2 F, Ss, Bl F, Ss, Bl Sb Cs SRc P Bw V Sv Eurilla 1884 Nr NK G 3 F, Ss Ss Gs A S T Cp LA Forest Lodge 1896 L NK G 2 F Ss Cs A S T Po A Glenalta 1880 S(3) NK Ge 2 F, Ss S Cs SRc S V LA Marble Hill 1879 S NK G 2s F, S, Fw F, S, Bl Sb Cs SRc S TBw, O A Morden 1902 S NK E 2 Ss ,R, Bw F, Bw Sl S SRc B Bw, P Op Sv Mt Lofty House 1852

1858 Nr O G 3 R R, Bw Ss Cs A, SRc S p A

Rostrevor House

1876 S UK I 2 F, Ss F, Ss Arc

Sb Cs SRc P Bw, SGds P A

St Vigeans Estate

1882 S NK Vf 2 F, Ss, Fl F, Ss, Bw, Fl

Sl Cs SRc S V Sv

Wairoa 1893 S Co I 2 F, Ss, Fl F, Ss, Bl Sl Cs SRc B Bw, Gds Op A (1) Gardens and former Birksgate conservatory only. (2) Not on the state heritage list. (3) Garden and stables only.

289


290

TABLE No. 5C-2

BURNSIDE LGA


N=22



Abergeldie (Glencoola)

1861 L UK V 2 F, S Bw

F, S Bw

Sb Cs SRc P T V V

(St) Albyn House 1885 S O I 2 F, S Bl

F, Ss, Bl ,Fl S Cs SRc B Bw, V Sv

Angove House C1880 1890

S P I 2 F, Ss Fw

F, S, Bw, Fw

Ss Cs A, SRu/c S V V

Attunga C1890 S Ind? I 2 F, Ss F, S Bw, Fw

Sl Cs Src B Bw, SGw, V V

Beaumont House

1849 1907

S Co O 1 F, Ss, P

NA Sl Cs, WS SRu/c B Gds

OP V

Benacre 1863 1875

S UK I 2 F, Ss Bw,

F, Bc Sb Cs

SRc Ss, OP Sv

Carleshurst 1883/4 L P I 2 F, Ss F, Ss, Bl, Fl

Sl Cs A P Bw, SGw, SGds V Sv

Clifton Manor 1852 L UK? G 2 S S, Bw, Fl Sl Cs SRc B T OP Sv, LA Chiverton 1880 L NK I 2 F, Ss, Bw F, Ss, Bw Sb Cs SRc P SGds V V Craigbuie 1883

1894 L UK I 2 Ss, Bl, Fw Ss, Bl, Fw Sb S SRc S SGw, SGds, Bw OP Sv

Fernilee Lodge C1880, 1886, 1907

D NK I 2s F, Bl, Fl No S Cs SRc P T. Bw V LA

Highfield 1859 L NK Ge 2 D D P Cs P P Bw V Sv Ivymeade 1850

1870 L NK I 2 F, S

P F, Ss, Bl, Fl

Sl Cs RRu/c P T V Sv LA

291

Kings College 1882 1890

L O I 2 F, Ss Fw, Fl

F, Ss, Bl, Fl

Sb Cs SRc P SGw, SGds P V

Linden c1860s D Co I 2 F No S S Src S CP(?) LA Moorcroft 1875 D UK I 2 F, Ss,

Fl F, Ss, Bl, Fl S Cs S P V LA

Osborne House c1880s L P I 1 F, Ss, Fl

NA Sb Cs Src P Bw OP Sv

Seaton !875 1883

L UK I 2 F,S, Fl

F, S Bl ,Fl.

Sb Cs SRu/c P T V V

Sunnyside 1848 L NK V 1 F, S, Bw D Sb Cs SRu/c P P Sv Tower House c1850

1880 L O I 1 F, Ss,

Bw NA S Cs RRu/c B T (2), Bw V Sv,

Undelcarra 1852 1880

S Ind Ge 2 F, S F, S Bl

S Cs SRu/c P Bw CaP Sv

Wootton Lea 160 1873 1883

S NK I 3 F, Ss; Bl, Fl

F, Ss Bl, Fw

Sb S SRc P Bw; SGds CP V


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CAMPBELLTOWN LGA


N=2



Murray Park 1841 Nr P I 2 F, S Fl F, Ss, Bl Sb Cs SRc P T, Bw V A Tranmere House 1893

1900 S UK R 2 F, Ss, Fl F, Ss, Bl, Fw Sl Cs SRc P T, Bw, SGw OP Sv


293

APPENDIX No. 5C-4

CHARLES STURT LGA


N=2



Estcourt House 1882 S P I 2 F, Ss, R, Fl F, Ss, R, Bl, Fl Sb Cs RRu/c P SGds V Sv The Brocas 1853

1870 S UK Ge 2 F, Fw F, Bw, Fw Sb Cs, S RRu/c S, B T, Bw, Gds Op V


294

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HOLDFAST BAY LGA


N=15




1878 S UK I 3 F, Bl, Fw F, Bl, Fw Sl Cs RRu/c P Bw Cp Sv

Dunluce 1912 L UK Ge 2 F, Ss, P F, Ss, Bc, Fe

Sb T SRc, P P T, Bw, SGw, SGds

Cp V

Essenside 1868 D NK Vf 3 F, S F, S, Bw Sb Cs SRc P Bw, T V LA Glenara 1873/

1876 S NK I 1 F,Ss, Fw NA Sb Cs SRu/c P T, Bw Op Sv

Kapara 1887 L NK F 1 F, Ss, Bw, Fw

NA Sl Cs RRu/c B SGw, Gds Cp V

Kingston House 1839 S P V 2 F, Ss, R, Bw No Sl Cs RRu/c B V V Minda Home, Frank Hayward House

1860 L P Ge 2 D No Sl Cs RRu/c P Op V

Minda Home, Brighton House

C1840 L UK I 2s F, Ss, B NA Sl O RRu/c P Gds V V

Paringa Hall 1880 S Ind I 3 F, Ss, Fw F, Ss, Bl, Fw

Sb Cs SRc P T, Bw, SGw, SGds

Op V

Partridge House 1899 L NK F 1 F, Ss NA Sb T SRc B SGw V V Russell Court (The Olives)

1867 S O Ge 2 F, Ss, Fw No Sb Cs SRc P SGds V Sv

Seafield Towers 1876 S O I 2 F, Fw B Sl Cs SRu/c P Op Sv G.K. Soward Dwelling 1887 S P I 2 F, Ss, Fl F, Ss, Bl,

Fl S Cs RRu/c B V Sv

Stormont 1886 S NK I 2 F, Ss, Bl, Fl F, Ss, Bl, Fl

Sb Cs SRc P SGw Cp Sv

295

Woodlands 1853 1880

Nr NK V 2 F F,Ss, Bw Sb, Sl,B

Cs SRc, RRu/c B, S Bw V V


296

APPENDIX No. 5C-6

MARION LGA


N=1



Glenthorne Farm (1) 1849 c1890s

S Lizard Lodge UK G Sl LA

(1) Demolished LEGEND Heritage List. S=state; L= local; RNA= Register of National Estate; D=demolished; Nr=not registered. Levels. s=subterranean. Name. UK=name after UK home; Ind=indigenous place name; P=person; Co=other country; NK=not known. Style. R=Regency; G-Georgian; V= Victorian: Vf= Victorian filigree; I=Italianate; G=Gothic, C=Classical, F=Federation; O=Other. Verandah. F=front; S(s) =side(s); Bw=balustrade (wood); Bl=balustrade (lace); Bs=balustrade stone; Fw=frieze (wood); Fl= frieze (lace); D=demolished. Balcony. F=front; S(s) =side(s); Bw=balustrade (wood); Bl=balustrade (lace); Fw=frieze (wood); Fl= frieze (lace); D=demolished; NA=not applicable. Fabric. Ss= Sandstone; Sb=bluestone; Sl= limestone, B=brick; BS= brick/stone; W= wood; P=plastered. Roof. Cs=corrugated steel; S=slate; WS= wood shingles=ceramic tiles. Construction. A=Ashlar; SRu/c= squared, random, uncoursed: SRc+ squared, random, coursed; RRu/c=random, rubble uncoursed. Quoins. B-brick; S=stone; P- plastered; Ss =sandstone. Architectural features. T=tower; Bw=bay windows; SGw=stained glass windows; SGds=stained glass door surrounds. Entrance. CP=carriage porch; OP= open porch; CP= closed porch; P=Portico; Vr=Verandah. Data Source. A=access; Sv= street view only; LA=literature and archival sources.

297

APPENDIX No. 5C-7

MITCHAM LGA


N=15




1897 L Ind? F 2 F, Ss F, Ss, Bl, Fw

Sb,Sl, B

Cs SRc B T, Bw, SGw Po Sv

Birksgate 1851 D UK I 2 F, Ss, Fl F, Ss, B. Fl L. Cs SRc S D Po LA Coreega 1883 S NK V 2 F, Bw F, Ss, Bl Sb Cs SRc B SGds Po LA Eynesbury 1880 S NK I 2 F, Ss

R, Fl F, Ss, R Bl, .Fl

Sl Cs RRu/c P T, Bw Po Sv


C1880 C1890

L UK V 1 F, Ss, Bw NA Sb Cs (S)

SRc Ss SGw, SGds Po Sv

Glenburnie 1873 1884

L UK Vf 2 F, Ss, Fl F, Ss Bl ,Fl

Sb Cs SRc S Nv Po Sv

Mitcham Lawn 1850 1870

L O Vf 2 F, Ss, Fl F, Ss, Bl, Fl

So Cs SRc P Bw Vr Sv,


1860 S O V 1 ----- NA Sb Cs SRu/c S Bw O A

Rust Hall 1846 S UK Ge 1 F, Ss, P NA P S P P Nv Arc Sv Springfield House 1897 S NK I 2 F, Ss, Bw

Fw Ss, Bw, Fw Sb Cs SRc P T, SGw Po Sv,

Strathspey 1899 L UK V 2 F, Ss F, Ss Sb Cs SRc S SGw Arc A Torrens Park Estate 1854 S P G 2 F, Ss ----- Cs A S Po A Urrbrae House 1889 S UK F 2s F F, Ss, Bl Sb T SRc B Bw, SGw Vr A Wattlebury House 1865 S NK Ge 2 ---- ------ Sb Cs RRu/c S ---- O Sv Willow-brook 1890 L Co Vf 2 F, Ss,

Bl, Fl F, Ss Bl., Fl

Ss Cs SRc P Bw, SGds Vr Sv

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299

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MOUNT BARKER LGA


N=2



Eden Park (Ramsay House)

1881 S UK (P)

I 2 F, Bw, Fw, F, Bw , Fw Sl, B Cs RRu/c B T, Bw Po A

Auchendarroch 1861 1878

S UK I 2 F, Ss, Fw F, Ss, Bw, Sl, Ss Cs SRc P T, Bw Po A


300

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N=11



Athelney 1858 L UK Ge 3s F, Ss, Bw --- Sb Cs SRc, RRu/c S T, Bw, SGds

Po A

Darroch House

1886 L NK I 2 F, Ss, Bl, Fl

F, Ss, Bl So Cs SRu/c, RRu/c

B, S Bw, SGds

Vr A

Eden Park 1898 S NK F 2 F, Ss, R F, Ss, R, Bw

Ss Cs SRc B SGw. SGds

Po A

Forsyth House

1910 S P E 2 F , Ss, Fl F, B (castellated)

Ss O SRc B Tu, Bw, SGw, SGds,

Po A

Karrawood House

1897 S NK O 1 F, S NA Sb O SRc B Bw Gds, SGw

Vr A

Koora Weera

1884 S O I 1+s F, S, Bl F, Bc Sb Cs SRc P Bw Po Sv

Meitke House

1874 S NK V 2 F, Ss F, Ss, Bw Sb Cs SRc, SRu/c P Bw, Gds Po A

Parkview 1873 L NK I 2 F, P F, Bl Sb Cs SRu/c S ----- Arc Sv St Helens 1883 L NK V 2 F, Fl F, Bl, Fl P Cs P P Bw,

SGw, SGds

Po Sv

The Acacias

1871 S NK Vf 3s F, Ss F, Ss, Bl Sb Cs SRc P SGw Vr A

Vailima 1850 C1910

L O E 2 F F, Bc P Cs P P Bw, SGds

Po A

301


302

APPENDIX No. 5C-10

PLAYFORD LGA


N=1



Yattalunga Homestead C1850 S Ind? V 2 F, R, R, Bw Ss S A, RRu/c S V, P LA


303

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N=2



Barton Vale 1850 S UK G 2s F, S, Bl, Fl F, Bl Sl Cs RRu/c P T, SGw, SGds OP Sv Glanville Hall 1856 S P G 1 F, S NA Sb, Sl Cs SRc P T, Bw, SGds V A


304

APPENDIX No. 5C-12

PROSPECT LGA


N=4



Comonella (Blackfriars School) C1880s L NK I 2 F, S, Fw F, S, Bo Ss Cs SRu/c, SRc P Bw, SGw, SGds P V Verona House(1) C1880s L NK I 2 F, P F, Bl P Cs P P Bw, SGds Op Sv Mitchell House 1910 S P V 1 F, S, Bl NA Sl. Sb Cs SRc B, P Bw, SGw, SGds V Sv Fitzroy House C1880s S O V 2 -- -- Sb Cs SRc P SGds O Sv (1) Named by Jensen (1980:782) LEGEND Heritage List. S=state; L= local; RNA= Register of National Estate; D=demolished; Nr=not registered. Levels. s=subterranean. Name. UK=name after UK home; Ind=indigenous place name; P=person; Co=other country; NK=not known. Style. R=Regency; G-Georgian; V= Victorian: Vf= Victorian filigree; I=Italianate; G=Gothic, C=Classical, F=Federation; O=Other. Verandah. F=front; S(s) =side(s); Bw=balustrade (wood); Bl=balustrade (lace); Bs=balustrade stone; Fw=frieze (wood); Fl= frieze (lace); D=demolished. Balcony. F=front; S(s) =side(s); Bw=balustrade (wood); Bl=balustrade (lace); Fw=frieze (wood); Fl= frieze (lace); D=demolished; NA=not applicable. Fabric. Ss= Sandstone; Sb=bluestone; Sl= limestone, B=brick; BS= brick/stone; W= wood; P=plastered. Roof. Cs=corrugated steel; S=slate; WS= wood shingles=ceramic tiles. Construction. A=Ashlar; SRu/c= squared, random, uncoursed: SRc+ squared, random, coursed; RRu/c=random, rubble uncoursed. Quoins. B-brick; S=stone; P- plastered; Ss =sandstone. Architectural features. T=tower; Bw=bay windows; SGw=stained glass windows; SGds=stained glass door surrounds. Entrance. CP=carriage porch; OP= open porch; CP= closed porch; P=Portico; Vr=Verandah. Data Source. A=access; Sv= street view only; LA=literature and archival sources.

305

APPENDIX No, 5C-13

SALISBURY LGA


N=1



Levels Homestead 1876 S NK V 1 F, Ss NA S Cs RRu/c S V A


306

APPENDIX No. 5C-14

UNLEY LGA


N=10



Ackland House

1899/90 S P I 1 F, Ss, Fl NA Ss, Sb, P

Cs SRc S T, SGds, Bw, Gds,

P V

Carramar Clinic

1872 S NK F 2 F, Ss, Fw F, Ss, Bl

Sb Cs RRu/c P Tu, Bw P Sv

Coonawarra 18?? S Ind I 2 F,S, Fw F, Ss, Bl

Sb Cs SRc P Tu, Bw, SGds

P Sv

Fullarton Park

1867 1883

S P V 1 F, Fw NA Sb Cs SRc P Bw V A

Heywood 1865 S UK V 1 F, Ss, Fl NA Sb Cs SRc V Sv Mornington 1872 Nr NK Ge 2 F, S, Fl -- S (?) Cs R P Bw, Gds V V Ridge Park 1843 S NK O 1 No NA Sb Cs RRu/c P Bw Cp V Thornber House

1855 1890

S P Ge 2 F, Ss F, Ss, Bl,

Sb Cs SRc B T, Gds Cp Sv

Woodfield 1853 1883

S NK I 2 F, Ss F, Ss, Bl, Fl

Ss Cs A P T, Bw, CP Sv

Yurilla 1899 S NK I 2 F, Ss F, Ss, Bl

Ss T A P T, Bw V Sv

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308

APPENDIX No. 5C-15

WALKERVILLE LGA


N=16



Aston 1890 L NK V 2 F, Ss F, S, Bw Ss Cs SRc P SGw Vr Sv Cosford 1878 L NK R 2 F, S, Bl, Fl F, S, Bl, Fl Ss Cs SRc P Bw Vr Sv Craigmellan 1884 L NK I 2 F, Ss, Fl F, Ss, Bl, Fl So Cs SRc P Bw, Sgw, SGds Vr Sv Dwelling 16 Edwin Tce.

1880 L Nn I 2 S F, Ss, R, Bl, Fl Sb Cs SRc P SGds Po Sv

Ennis (Glenroy) C1890 L UK (UK)

I 2 F, S F, S, Bl Sl Cs SRc S Bw, Gds Vr Sv

Fairlea 1879 1888

L NK V 2 F, Ss F, S, Bw Ss Cs SRc P Bw Vr Sv

Holmwood 1885 L NK V 2 F, Ss, Bw, Fw F, Bw So Cs A S Bw Po Sv Ivanhoe 1890 L NK I 2 F, Ss, Fl F, Ss Bl, Fl Sl Cs A P Bw Po Sv Jolley’s House 1905 L P I 2 F, Ss, Fw F, Ss, Bl B, S T SRc P Tu, Bw, SGw Po Sv Monklands 1883 L NK V 2 F - Ss, B Cs SRc B ---- Vr Sv Rosmoyne C1890 L NK V 2 F, S F, S, Bl So Cs SRc P Bw, SGds Vr Sv The Briars 1856 L NK I 2 F, Ss, P F, Ss, P Ss Cs SRc P T, Arc Sv The Myrtles 1880 Nr NK Vf 2 F, Ss, Bl F, Ss, Bl P Cs P P SGds Po Sv Vale House (Levi park) 1841 S P O 2s F, Ss, Bw NA So Cs RRuc B ----- Vr A Willyama 1881 L Ind I 2s F, Ss NA Sb Cs SRc P Gds Po Sv Woodlawn C1880 L NK Ge 2 S F, Bw Sb Cs SRc Ss Bw, SGds Po A

309


310

APPENDIX No. 5C-16

WEST TORRENS LGA


N=1



Cummins House 1841 S UK O 1 No NA B Cs B B Bw P A


311

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METROPOLTAN REGION LGAs


SUMMARY


Houses Local State No

list


Adelaide Hills N=12

3 6 3 UK (2) NK (8) O (1) Co (1)

V (1) Vf (2) I (2) G (5) Ge (1) E (1)

1 (1) 2 (8) 2s(1) 3 (2)

F (9), Ss 9), R (1), Bw (2) Bl (1) Fl (2), Fw(1) P (1)

Na (1) F (6) Ss (6) No (3) P (1) Bl (2)

Sb (3) Ss (4) Sl 3) So (1)

Cs (10) S (1)

SRc (9) A (3)

B (2) S (7) P (2)

Bw (5) SGds (1) Gds (1) P (1) T(1)

Po (8), Vr (3), O(1)

Sv(6) A (4) LA (3)

Burnside N=22

12 7 D (3) P (3) UK (6) O (3) NK(6) Ind(2) Co(2)

V (2) I (16) G (1) Ge (2) O (1)

1 (4) 2 (16) 2s (1) 3 (1)

F (20) Ss (19) Bw (5) Fw (3) Bl (4) Fl (4)

F (13) S (14) Bw (3) Fw (3) Bl (9) Fl (7)

Sb (9) So (6) Sl (5) Ss(1) P (1)

Cs (19) S(3) WS (1) *

SRc (12) SRu/c (5) A (2) RRu/c (2)

P (13) B (5) S (4)

T (6) SGw (4) SGds (5) Bw (10)

Vr (12) Po(9) CaP (1)

A (8) Sv (11) LA3)

Campbelltown N=2

1 1 P (1) UK (1)

I (1), R (1)

2 (2) F (2), Ss (2) Fl (2)

F (2), Ss (2), Bl (2) Fw (1)

Sb (1) Sl (1)

Cs (2)

SRc (2) P (2) T (2), Bw (2) SGw (1)

V (1), Po (1)

A (1), Sv (1)

Charles Sturt N=2

2 P (1) UK (1)

I (1), Ge (1)

2 (2) F (2), Ss (1) R (1)

F (2) Ss (1) R (1)

Sb (2) Cs (2) S (1)

RRu/c (2)

P (1), S (1) B (1)

SGds (1), T (1), Bw (1),

Vr (1), Po (1)

Sv (1), A (1)

312

Fl (1) Fw (1)

Fl (1) Fw (1) Bl (1), Bw (1)

Gds (1)

Holdfast Bay N-15

5 8 2 UK (3) NK (6) Ind (1) P (3) O (2)

V (2) Vf (1) Ge (3) I (7) F (2)

2 (8) 2s (1) 1 (3) 3 (3)

F (13) Ss (11), Bl (2) Fl (2) Bw (2) Fw (6) P (1)

F (7) Ss (6) Bl (4) Bw2) Bc (1) FL2) Fw (2)

Sb (8) Sl (6) So (1)

Cs (12) T (2) O (1)

SRc (7) SRu/c (2) RRu/c (6)

P (10) B (5)

Bw (6) T(3) SGw5) SGds (3) Gds (2)

V (7) Po(8)

A (8) Sv (6) LA (1)

Marion N=1 (D)

1 UK G 2s Sb Cs RRu/c B Bw Po LA

Mitcham N=15

6 8 1(D) UK(6) NK(4) O(2) Ind(1) P(1) Co(1)

V(4) Vf(3) Ge(2) G(1) I(3) F(2)

1(3) 2(11) 2s(1)

F(13) S(11) Bw(3) Bl(8) Fw(1) Fl(5)

F(9) S(9) Bw(1) Fw(2) Bl(8) Fl(5)

Sb(9) Sl(2) Ss(1) So(1) S/B(1) P(1)

Cs(13) T(1) S(1)

SRc(10) SRu/c(1) RRu/c(2) A(1) P(1)

P(5) S(6) Ss(1) B(3)

Bw (6) SGds(4) SGw(5) T(4) Nv

Po(8) Vr(3) Arc(2) O(2)

A(4) Sv(9) LA(2)

Mount Barker N=2

2 UK (2) I (2) 2 (2) F (2), S (1) Bw (1), Fw (2)

F (2) S (1) Bw (2), Fw (1)

Sl (2) B (1) Ss (1)

Cs (2)

SRc (1) RRu/c (10

B (1) P (1)

T (2) Bw (2)

Po (2) LA (1) A (1)

NSPP N=11

5 6 UK (1) P (1), O (2), NK (7)

Ge (1), I (3), F (1), E (3), Vf (1), V (2),

1 (1) 2 (7) 2s (1) 3s (2)

F(11) Ss(4) Bw(1) Bl(3) Fl(2)

F(9) Ss(8) Bw(2) Bl(4) Fl(1) Bc(2)

Sb(6) Ss(2) So(1) P(2)

Cs(9) O(2)

SRc(7) SRu/c(3) RRu/c(1) P(2) *

S(3) B(4) P(5) *

T(1) Tu(1) Bw(8) SGds(8) SGw(4) GDs(1)

Po(7) Vr(3) Arc(1)

A(7) Sv(4)

Playford N=1

1 Ind V 2 F, R R, Bw Ss S A, RRu/c *

S Vr, P Sv,

Port Adelaid

2 UK (1) P (1)

G (2) 2s (1) 1 (1)

F (2), S (2)

F (1) Bl (1)

Sl (1) Sb (1)

Cs (2)

SRc (1), RRu/c

P (2) T (2), Bw (1), SGw

Op (1) Vr (1)

A (1) Sv (1)

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e Enfield N=2

Bl (1) Fl (1)

Ss (1) (1) (1). SGds (2)

Prospect N=4

2 2 NK (2), P (1), O (1)

I (2), V (2)

2 (3) 1 (1)

F (3) Ss (2), Fw (1), Bl (1), P (1)

F (2) S (1) B (1), Bl (1)

Ss (1), Sb (2), Sl (1) P (1)

Cs (4)

SRc (3), SRu/c (1), P (1)

P (4), B (1)

SGds (4), SGw (2), Bw (3)

Vr (1), Po (2), O (1)

a (1), Sv (3)

Salisbury N=1

1 NK V 1 F, Ss Na So Cs RRu/c S ----------- Vr A

Unley N=10

9 1 P (3) Ind (1) NK (5) UK (1)

V (2) I (4) Ge (2) F (1) O (1)

1 (4) 2 (6)

F (9) S (8) Fw (2) Fl (3)

F (5) S (5) Bl (5) Fl (1)

Sb (7) So (1) Ss (2)

Cs (9) T (1)

A (3) SRc (4) RRu/c (2)

S (1) B (1) P (8)

T (4) Tu (2) SGds (2) SGw (1) GDs (1) Bw (5)

Vr (4) Po (6)

Sv (6) A (3) LA (1)

Wakerville N=16

14 1 1 P(2) UK(1) Ind(1) NK(10) Nn(1)

V(5) Vf(1) I(7) R(1) Ge(1) O(1)

2 (13) 2s(2)

F(13) S(14) Bw(2) Bl(2) Fw(2) Fl(3)

F(12) S(10) Bw(4) Bl(7) Fl(3)

Sb(3) Sl(1) Ss(4) So(4) S/B(2) P(1)

Cs(14) T(1)

A(1) SRc(12) RRuc(1) P(1)

S(2) Ss(1) P(10) B(2)

T(1) Tu(1) SGds(5) SGw(3) Gds(2)

Vr(8) Po(6) Arc(1)

Sv(13) A(2)

West Torrens N=1

1 UK O 1 No NA B Cs B B Bw Po A

48 58 11 P(17) V(22) 1(20) F(101) F(69) Cs(100)

SRc(68) B(27) Bw(49) Vr(49) A(42)

UK(27) Vf (8) 2(79) S(85) S(64) T(5) SRu/c(12)

P(6T(27)3)

SGda(35) Po(60) Sv(61)

Ind(7) I (48) 2s(9) Bw(16) Bw(16) S(7) A(11) Tu(4) Gds(8) Arc(2) LA(12) NK(49) Ge (13) 3(6) Bl(22) Bl(44) O(3) RRu/c(

19) Ss(2) T(27) O(3)

O(11) G(10) 3s(2) Fw(21) Fw(11) WS(1)

P(5) Tu(4) CaP(1)

TOTALS N=117

Nn(1) R(2) Fl(25) Fl(21) B(1) SGw(26)

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Co(4) O(4) P(3) Nv(1) E(4)

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Archbishop’s House (Catholic)

1846 1936

S O V 2 No No Sb, B Cs SRc P Bw, SGds P A

Ayres House

1848 S P V 3s F, S, Bw Na Sb S SRc B, S Bw, Gds P A

Bray House

1880 S P I 1 F, Fl Na Sb Cs SRc P Bw, SGw, SGds

P A

Carhayes 1879 S UK? V 2 F, S Na Sb Cs SRc B, S Bw V Sv Cartref 1882 L UK? I 2 F, S, Fl F, S, Bl, Fl Sb Cs A, RRu/c P Bw, SGds V Sv Craigwell 1886 S UK? I 2 F, Fl F, Bl, Fl Ss Cs A P Bw P Sv Dimora 1881 S NK Vf/I 2 F, Bl,

Fl F, Bl, Fl Sb Cs SRc P Bw, SGds V Sv

Duntocher 1885 S UK V 2 F, S F, S, Bw Ss Cs SRc P Bw, SGds P A Dwelling (TPI)

1876 Nr NK I 2 D D Sb Cs SRc P Bw, SGds,

V Sv

Dwelling 262 North Tce 1881 S NK I 2 D D Ss S A P Bw Cp Sv Navy, Military Airforce Club 1874 L NK Vf 2 D D Sb S SRc P ----- V Sv Public Schools Club (Sanforth House)

1899 S P V 2 F, S, B, Fw

F, S, Bw,

B Cs B B SGw, SGds V A

Orchitree 1882 S UK Vf 2s F, Ss, Bl Fl

F, S, Bl Fl

Ss O P P Bw, SGds V Sv

Rymill House

1861 1884

S P G 2 F, Ss F, Ss, B S Cs SRc P Bw, SGw, SGds P Sv

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(Eothem) St Corantyn 1891 S UK G 2 F, Ss, B F, Ss, B Ss Cs SRc S SGw V Sv Springhill Lodge

1897 S NK V 3 F, Ss, BwFw

F, Ss, Bw, Fw B Cs B B T, Bw, SGw V Sv

Waverley

1865 S NK O 2 F, Fl F, Bl Sb S SRc S Bw V A


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No of Houses

Local State No list


N=17 2 14 1 UK(6) P (5) NK (6)

V (6) Vf (3) I (5) Ge (2) O (1)

1 (1) 2 (13) 2s (2) 3 (1)

F (12) Ss (10), B (3) Bw (2), Bl (2), Fw (2), Fl (4), D (3

F (11), Ss (8), Bw (4), Bl (5), Fl (3), Fw (1), D (3)

S (1), Sb (10), Ss(5), B(2) *

Cs (12), S(4), O (1)

SRc (10), SRu/c (1), A (3), RRu/c(1), P(1), B (2) *

B (4). S (4), P (11) *

Bw (12), SGw (5), SGds (8) Gds (1) T (1)

Po (7) Vr(10)

Sv 15 A 2

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Addington 1870 D NK I 2 F, Arc F, P, Bc Sb Cs SRc, P P -------- Arc LA Baker (Lincoln) 1865 S P E 2 F, Bw,

Ss, S, Bw P Cs P P Bw, SGw Po Sv

Belmont House 1858 S NK Ge 2 ----- ----- Sb, Sl *

Cs RRu/c P Bw, Co Po Sv

Bishops Court 1851 S O T 2 + attic F, Arc ----- Sl Cs (S)

SRc B Castellated porch

Arc Sv

Buxton Manor 1909 S P E 1 + attic S Na B T B B SGw Po Sv Carclew (Stalheim)

1901 S UK (O)

V 2 F, Ss, Bw, Fw

F, Ss, Bw, Fw

B, Ss, Sb

Cs SRc Ss Tu, Bw, SGw, SGds

Arc A


1850 - 1880

S O T 2 ----- ------ Sl, B Cs (S)

SRc B Dormer W Po Sv

College of Surgeons

1901 S O V 2 F, S, Fw F, S Bw, Fw

Sl, B T SRc B, S Bw, SGw, Gds

Po A


1883 S O Ge 2 F, Bl, Fl F, Bl, Fl Ss, Sb Cs A, SRc, RRu/c

S SGw Vr Sv


1876 1882

S P Ge 2 F, Ss, Bl Na Ss, Sb, B

Cs A, RRu/c B Bw Vr A

Duncraig 1900 S UK? J 2 ------ ----- Sl Cs RRu/c B SGw Po Sv Dwelling Goode (5-7

1907 S O F 2 R F, Bw S Cs SRc P Bw, SGds, SGw

Po Sv

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Brougham Plc) Dwelling (58 Brougham Plc)

1877 L O V 2 F, Fl F, Bl Sl Cs SRc P Bw, Gds Vr Sv


1879 S P C 1 F, Ss Na Ss O A, RRu/c P Bw, SGw, SGds

Vr A


1883 S P I 2 ----- F, Bw Ss Cs A B SGw, SGds

Po A

Kingsmead House

1865 S Nk I 2 ------ F Sb Cs SRc P Bw, Gds Po Sv


1873` S Nk I 3s F, Ss, Bl F, Ss, Bl

Sb, Sl Cs A, RRu/c P SGds Vr A


1901 S P E 2 F, Ss F, Ss, Bw, Fw

Sl T A B, S Bw, Gds Vr A

Montefiore (Lincoln College)

C1850s S P Ge 1s,+1(D), F, Ss, Bs, Fl

Na R T R P ------ Po A

Nurney House 1846 S UK I 2 F, Ss, P ------ T R ------ Arc Sv, LA Parramatta Villa

1871 S Nk I 2 F, Bci, Fw

F, Bci, Fw

Sb Cs SRc P Bw, SGds Vr Sv

Roche House 1905 S P F 2 ----- ----- B T B B SGw Po Sv Rymill House (Lincoln College)

1907 S P O 2 ----- F, Bl Sl, B T SRc B, S Tu, Bw, Gds

Po Sv

St Andrews 1862 1881

S UK I 2 F, Ss.R F, Ss, R Sl S RRu/c B T, Arc Sv

St Margarets 1890 S Nk Ge 2 F S, Bw Sb Cs SRc B, S ------- Po A Strelda 1879 S NK I 2 F, R, Bl,

Fl F, R, Bl, Fl

Ss Cs A, SRc B SGds Vr Sv

Taylor House 1902 S P V 2 F, Fw F, Ss, Bw, Fw

Sl, B T SRc B Bw, SGw, SGds

Po Sv


1873` S O I 3s F, Ss, Bl F, Ss, Bl

Sb, Sl Cs A, RRu/c P SGds Vr A

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Heritage List LGA

No of Houses

Local State No list


N=28 1 26 1 (D) UK (4) P (10) NK (7) O (7)

V (4) G (5) I (10) E (3) T (2) F (2) J (1) O (1)

1 (2) !s (1) 2 (23) 3s (2)

F (19), Ss (12), Bw (2), Bl (5), Bci (1), Fw (4), Fl (2), P (1), No (6)

Na (5), F (16), Ss (8), Bw (8), Bl (5), Fl (5) Fw (5), No (6)

Sb (10), Ss (6) Sl (5), B4), P (2)

Cs (18), S (1), T (8), O (1)

SRc (14), A (7), RRu/c (8), P (2), B (2)

B (14), S (6), P (10)

Bw (13), SGw (10), SGds (9), Gds (5), T(1), Tu (2), Co (1)

P (3), V (9), Cp (9), Op (5)

Sv, (17), V (10), LA (1)

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