List of places on the Victorian Heritage Register in the City of Melton

Last updated February 10, 2024

This is a list of places on the Victorian Heritage Register in the City of Melton in Victoria, Australia. The Victorian Heritage Register is maintained by the Heritage Council of Victoria.

The Victorian Heritage Register, as of 2020, lists the following 10 state-registered places within the City of Melton:^[1]

Place name	Place #	Location	Suburb or Town	Co-ordinates	Built	State registered
Australian Beam Wireless Receiving Station	H2278	653-701 and 703-735 Greigs Rd	Fieldstone	37°45′02″S144°38′46″E / 37.750440°S 144.646080°E / -37.750440; 144.646080	1926	23 February 2012
Deanside Homestead Complex	H0810	96-103 Reed Crt	Deanside	37°43′36″S144°41′50″E / 37.726570°S 144.697200°E / -37.726570; 144.697200	1864	5 September 1990
Djerriwarrh Creek Bridge	H1658	disused section of Old Western Highway	Melton West and Long Forest	37°41′08″S144°30′59″E / 37.685600°S 144.516370°E / -37.685600; 144.516370	1858-59	20 August 1982
Exford Homestead	H0316	355-455 Exford Rd	Weir Views	37°44′40″S144°34′23″E / 37.744361°S 144.573139°E / -37.744361; 144.573139	1843	9 October 1974
Exford Shearing Shed	H2276	1182-1250 Exford Rd	Eynesbury	37°45′06″S144°34′22″E / 37.751700°S 144.572760°E / -37.751700; 144.572760	1850s	12 May 2011
Eynesbury	H0362	Eynesbury Rd and Springhill Rd	Eynesbury	37°47′24″S144°33′55″E / 37.790040°S 144.565230°E / -37.790040; 144.565230	1872-75	9 October 1974
Melton Viaduct	H2327	over Melton Reservoir	Brookfield, Exford and Weir Views	37°43′00″S144°32′30″E / 37.716660°S 144.541760°E / -37.716660; 144.541760	1886	8 August 2013
Mowbray College Patterson Campus	H2319	102-112 Centenary Ave	Kurunjang	37°40′22″S144°34′53″E / 37.672640°S 144.581380°E / -37.672640; 144.581380	1983	23 January 2014
Rockbank Inn Ruins	H1933	1902-1990 Western Highway	Aintree	37°42′43″S144°40′37″E / 37.711980°S 144.676850°E / -37.711980; 144.676850	1855	6 February 2003
Strathtulloh	H0317	1402-1600 Greigs Rd and 439-735 Ferris Rd	Strathtulloh	37°44′50″S144°34′51″E / 37.747120°S 144.580850°E / -37.747120; 144.580850	1840	9 October 1974

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References

↑ "Melton City". Victorian Heritage Database. Heritage Council of Victoria. Retrieved 6 April 2020.

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[1] "Melton City". Victorian Heritage Database. Heritage Council of Victoria. Retrieved 6 April 2020.

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