List of places on the Victorian Heritage Register in the Shire of Baw Baw

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

The Victorian Heritage Register, as of 2021, lists the following sixteen state-registered places within the Shire of Baw Baw: [1]

Place namePlace #LocationSuburb or TownCo-ordinatesBuiltState
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Brunton's Bridge H1450 Bruntons Bridge Road Walhalla 37°59′56″S146°28′22″E / 37.998778°S 146.472694°E / -37.998778; 146.472694 188720 August 1982
Former Walhalla Post Office and Residence H0583 Main Road Walhalla 37°56′36″S146°27′02″E / 37.943222°S 146.450694°E / -37.943222; 146.450694 188529 August 1984
Lower Goodwood Kilns H1819 Goodwood Mill Track Gentle Annie 37°53′21″S145°51′59″E / 37.889111°S 145.866278°E / -37.889111; 145.866278 193117 June 1999
New Ada Mill H1820 Walk Into History Track Ada 37°49′07″S145°50′32″E / 37.818583°S 145.842361°E / -37.818583; 145.842361 193117 June 1999
New Federal Mill H1821 Upper Yarra Walking Track Ada 37°49′15″S145°50′08″E / 37.820833°S 145.835583°E / -37.820833; 145.835583 193517 June 1999
Primary School No. 1924 H1627 153-161 Princes Way Drouin 38°07′56″S145°51′17″E / 38.132306°S 145.854694°E / -38.132306; 145.854694 193620 August 1982
Rail Bridge H1443 Thomson River Walhalla 37°57′34″S146°25′13″E / 37.959333°S 146.420389°E / -37.959333; 146.420389 191020 August 1982 Walhalla 1910 Railway.jpg
Rail Bridge H1435 Noojee Trestle Bridge Rail Trail Noojee 37°53′58″S145°59′09″E / 37.899583°S 145.985778°E / -37.899583; 145.985778 19199 October 1974 Noojee trestle.jpg
Thomson River Diversion Tunnel Site H1990 Thomson River Walhalla 37°58′20″S146°25′28″E / 37.972222°S 146.424472°E / -37.972222; 146.424472 191211 July 2002
Timber Bridge H1995 Bloomfield Rd Crossover 38°03′12″S145°57′58″E / 38.053222°S 145.966000°E / -38.053222; 145.966000 189222 August 2002
Tramway Bridge H1444 Australian Alps Walking Track Walhalla 37°55′55″S146°24′53″E / 37.931806°S 146.414806°E / -37.931806; 146.414806 190020 August 1982
Walhalla Bandstand H1315 Main Road Walhalla 37°56′29″S146°27′06″E / 37.941472°S 146.451778°E / -37.941472; 146.451778 18968 May 1997
Walhalla Cemetery H1976 Main Road Walhalla 37°56′55″S146°27′05″E / 37.948500°S 146.451417°E / -37.948500; 146.451417 14 February 2002
Warragul Drill Hall H0600 40 Alfred Street Warragul 38°09′59″S145°56′02″E / 38.166500°S 145.934000°E / -38.166500; 145.934000 1912-191313 September 2007
Warragul Railway Station H1598 122 Queen Street Warragul 38°09′54″S145°55′59″E / 38.165028°S 145.933083°E / -38.165028; 145.933083 191520 August 1982 Warragul station July18.JPG
Windsor House H0326 Right Hand Branch Road Walhalla 37°56′31″S146°27′11″E / 37.941944°S 146.453111°E / -37.941944; 146.453111 18909 October 1974

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References

  1. ↑ "Baw Baw Shire". Victorian Heritage Database. Heritage Council of Victoria. Retrieved 15 November 2021.
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