List of places on the Victorian Heritage Register in the City of Moonee Valley

Last updated February 10, 2024

This is a list of places on the Victorian Heritage Register in the City of Moonee Valley 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 24 state-registered places within the City of Moonee Valley:^[1]

Place name	Place #	Location	Suburb or Town	Co-ordinates	Built	State registered
Ascot Vale Tram Substation	H2323	53 Maribyrnong Rd	Ascot Vale	37°46′21″S144°55′16″E / 37.772550°S 144.920980°E / -37.772550; 144.920980	1925	12 December 2013
Canary Island Date Palm Avenue	H1200	Mt Alexander Rd	Essendon	37°45′06″S144°54′54″E / 37.751670°S 144.915120°E / -37.751670; 144.915120	1929	19 September 1996
Clydebank	H1325	22 Vida St	Aberfeldie	37°45′25″S144°53′53″E / 37.756990°S 144.898030°E / -37.756990; 144.898030	1888	19 June 1997
ES&A Bank Building	H1287	403-405 Mt Alexander Rd	Ascot Vale	37°46′28″S144°55′39″E / 37.774490°S 144.927500°E / -37.774490; 144.927500	1884	10 August 2017
Essendon High School	H1294	286 Buckley St	Essendon	37°45′17″S144°54′08″E / 37.754820°S 144.902140°E / -37.754820; 144.902140	1912-13	20 February 1997
Essendon Incinerator Complex	H0434	180 Holmes Rd	Aberfeldie	37°45′52″S144°54′11″E / 37.764450°S 144.903150°E / -37.764450; 144.903150	1929-30	31 January 1979
Essendon railway station	H1562	2-26 Russell St	Essendon	37°45′22″S144°54′59″E / 37.756170°S 144.916310°E / -37.756170; 144.916310	1909	20 August 1982
Essendon Technical School	H1295	38 Buckley St	Essendon	37°45′27″S144°55′24″E / 37.757370°S 144.923310°E / -37.757370; 144.923310	1938-39	20 February 1997
Essendon Tramway Depot	H1215	318 Mt Alexander Rd	Travancore	37°46′44″S144°55′53″E / 37.778780°S 144.931310°E / -37.778780; 144.931310	1906	24 October 1996
Flemington Court House	H1470	28 Wellington St	Flemington	37°47′08″S144°55′55″E / 37.785630°S 144.932070°E / -37.785630; 144.932070	1889	21 December 1988
Flemington Police Station and Lock Up	H0844	30 Wellington St	Flemington	37°47′07″S144°55′56″E / 37.785260°S 144.932250°E / -37.785260; 144.932250	1890	6 February 1991
Flemington Post Office	H1201	2A Wellington St	Flemington	37°47′14″S144°55′55″E / 37.787330°S 144.931850°E / -37.787330; 144.931850	1889-90	19 September 1996
Glendalough	H1202	197-199 Cashmere St	Travancore	37°46′42″S144°56′02″E / 37.778360°S 144.933950°E / -37.778360; 144.933950	1923	19 September 1996
Infant Building, Moonee Ponds West Primary School	H1321	123 Eglinton St	Moonee Ponds	37°46′08″S144°54′32″E / 37.768750°S 144.908810°E / -37.768750; 144.908810	1911-13	19 June 1997
Lowther Hall	H0146	29 Leslie Rd	Essendon	37°45′34″S144°54′54″E / 37.759370°S 144.915020°E / -37.759370; 144.915020	1890	9 October 1974
Newmarket Railway Substation	H1199	132-164 Newmarket St	Flemington	37°47′04″S144°55′34″E / 37.784360°S 144.925990°E / -37.784360; 144.925990	1914-15	19 September 1996
North Park	H1286	69 Woodland St	Essendon	37°44′37″S144°55′25″E / 37.743590°S 144.923570°E / -37.743590; 144.923570	1888	9 January 1997
Nathan's Terrace	H1205	4-14 Wellington St and 1-11 Shields St	Flemington	37°47′13″S144°55′55″E / 37.786830°S 144.932080°E / -37.786830; 144.932080	1889	24 October 1996
Old Moonee Ponds Court House	H1051	770 Mt Alexander Rd	Moonee Ponds	37°45′52″S144°55′27″E / 37.764480°S 144.924160°E / -37.764480; 144.924160	1890	8 September 1994
Park View	H1203	512-518 Racecourse Rd	Flemington	37°47′14″S144°55′23″E / 37.787200°S 144.923180°E / -37.787200; 144.923180	1924	19 September 1996
Prefabricated Residence	H1207	51 Ormond Rd	Moonee Ponds	37°46′22″S144°55′53″E / 37.772720°S 144.931490°E / -37.772720; 144.931490	1914-15	24 October 1996
Queen's Park Curator's Cottage	H1078	776-780 Mt Alexander Rd	Moonee Ponds	37°45′43″S144°55′23″E / 37.761920°S 144.923100°E / -37.761920; 144.923100	1891-98	20 April 1995
Residence	H1160	2 Riverview Rd	Essendon	37°45′35″S144°54′48″E / 37.759750°S 144.913290°E / -37.759750; 144.913290	1935	18 April 1996
St Monica's Catholic Church	H1217	818 Mt Alexander Rd	Moonee Ponds	37°45′36″S144°55′17″E / 37.759930°S 144.921420°E / -37.759930; 144.921420	1934	24 October 1996

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↑ "Moonee Valley City". Victorian Heritage Database. Heritage Council of Victoria. Retrieved 16 April 2020.

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[1] "Moonee Valley City". Victorian Heritage Database. Heritage Council of Victoria. Retrieved 16 April 2020.

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