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Item Name:
Location:
16
House
17 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
Address: 17 Bridge Street
DUAP Region: Northern
Suburb / Nearest Town: Uralla 2358
Historic region: New England
Local Govt Area: Uralla
Parish: Uralla
State: NSW
County: Sandon
Other/Former Names:
Area/Group/Complex:
Group ID:
Aboriginal Area: Anaiwan
Curtilage/Boundary:
Group: Residential buildings ( Category: House
Item Type: Built
Owner: Private - Individual
Code 3:
Code 2:
Admin Codes:
Current Use: Private residence
Former Uses: Private residence
Assessed Significance: Local
Endorsed Significance:
Statement of An immediate post World War Two brick house which is representative of the new order of
Significance: non-regional architecture. It has unusual façade proportions and a high entry polychrome
brick wall. It is indicative of built forms representing various eras in the streetscape along the
Bridge Street entry into Uralla. It is contributory to the streetscape.
Historical Notes Indicative of the immediate post War World Two era.
or Provenance:
Themes: National Theme
4. Settlement
State Theme
Local Theme
Accommodation (Housing) House
Designer:
Maker / Builder:
Year Started:
Year Completed:
Circa:
No
Physical Description: Rectangular house in light colour bricks, and proud darker colour bricks as a string course
around the perimeter above the windows and for the sills. Windows are timber double hung
sash arranged in pairs. North side entry under side secondary gable dissected by an
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unusual and high polychrome brick screen wall. Another unusual feature is the wall
proportions above the windows. Low front fence is of the same era and materials as is the
parapet fronted single garage accessed along the north side driveway strips. Front garden
with various shrubs.
Physical Condition:
Modification Dates:
Recommended
Management:
Management:
Further Comments:
Criteria a)
Criteria b)
Criteria c) A post war bungalow, representative of the new order of non- regional architecture, and with
unusual façade proportions and entry wall
Criteria d) Social significance arises from its continued use as a domestic residence.
Criteria e)
Criteria f)
Criteria g)
Integrity / Intactness:
References:
Studies: Author
Title
Number
Peter Myers and Anna Rubbo
Uralla Heritage Study
16
Susan Jackson - Stepowski
Part 2 - Uralla Community Based Heritage
Study - Inventory
Year
1987
2012
Parcels:
Longitude: 151 30 00
Latitude: -30 39 00
Location validity:
Spatial Accuracy:
Map Name: Bendemeer 9136
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Map Scale: 1:100000
Easting:
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Custom Field Two:
Custom Field Three:
Custom Field Four:
Custom Field Five:
Custom Field Six:
Data Entry:
Date First Entered: 30/08/2012
Date Updated: 27/12/2012
Status: Basic
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Blue Trail Garage (former)
11 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
Address: 11 Bridge Street
DUAP Region: Northern
Suburb / Nearest Town: Uralla 2358
Historic region: New England
Local Govt Area: Uralla
Parish: Uralla
State: NSW
County: Sandon
Other/Former Names: Blue Trail Garage; Shell Garage
Area/Group/Complex:
Group ID:
Aboriginal Area: Anaiwan
Curtilage/Boundary:
Group: Manufacturing and Pr Category: Vehicle Manufacturing
Item Type: Built
Owner: Private - Individual
Code 3:
Code 2:
Admin Codes:
Current Use: Motor repairs
Former Uses: Motor Garage
Assessed Significance: Local
Endorsed Significance:
Statement of The former Blue Trail Garage has landmark, histoirical association, research, rarity and
Significance: representative significance. The garage is an early commercial building in Uralla that retains
a use relative to transport. It is historically linked to the ‘Blue Trail’ route from Adelaide to
Brisbane and the era of motoring throughout the 20th century Visually prominent on the
crest of the hill at an entry gateway into Uralla. It is a rare building as it still retains the name
'Blue Trail'. Establishment of the name is representative of the move by a motoring
association to establish a motoring trail identified by the colour blue.
Historical Notes The former Blue Trail Garage was originally built in about 1864 as a retail store for Mr
or Provenance: Kirkwood whose flour mill was located further down the hill at the rear.
The Uralla Council was informed in September 1921 by the Good Roads Association that it
was proposed to ‘blaze the main road from Adelaide to Brisbane’. From Albury to the border,
the road was to become ‘The Blue Trail’. A blue mark was to be affixed to telegraph poles
and other prominent landmarks along the route. Council decided to investigate costs
involved.
Norman Low was proprietor of the Blue Trail Garage in June 1922. Early in February 1929
Norman Low advertised that he had sold his business to Mr. K.F. Fearby. He thanked the
public for their support over the past seven years. At the same time, K.F. Fearby advertised
that he would retain the Blue Trail garage staff. In November 1930, Fearby advertised as a
car agent for Essex, Hudson Auburn, Austin and Marmon.
By October 1937, the Blue Trail Garage was conducted by Low and Donoghue. The garage
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Blue Trail Garage (former)
11 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
was an agent for Dodge cars and trucks. Low and Donoghue still advertised the business in
February 1952.
In June 1965, Frank Rowe celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary the appointment of the
country as official Ford dealer for Armidale and District. After World War Two, a branch was
established in Guyra. Mr Jack Donoghue who had for a number of years owned and
conducted the Blue Trail Garage at Uralla decided to join forces with Frank Rowe Limited.
Jack Donoghue became a Director of the new company and his brother Peter was appointed
manager. In June 1965, Mr Peter Donoghue was still manager and had been with the
garage for over ten years.
State Theme
Local Theme
Transport
Motor Garage
4. Settlement
Utilities
Motor Garage
5. Working
Labour
Motor Garage employment
Themes: National Theme
3. Economy
Designer:
Maker / Builder:
Year Started:
Year Completed:
Circa:
No
Physical Description: Soft red Uralla glazed brick on a rubble basalt foundation, a simple rectangular building with
gable roof clad in short-sheet corrugated metal and traditional ridge cappings, set back from
the Bridge street frontage. Large vehicle doors and at south end a pedestrian door and
glass shop front. To the north is a fibro extension.
Physical Condition:
Modification Dates: Tenders for additions to the Blue Trail garage were called in May 1924. Further extensions
were added in 1940.
Recommended
Management:
Management:
Further Comments:
Criteria a) Originally built as a store for Mr Kirkwood whose flour mill was further down the hill at the
rear in c1864.
Criteria b) Location on the ridge at the crest of the hill makes this a prominent corner position and gives
the building its landmark value. It is historically linked with the Blue Trail movement as well as
a number of motoring personalities including Low, Donoghue, Fearby and Frank Rowe Pty.
Ltd.
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Blue Trail Garage (former)
11 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
Criteria c) Located on the crest of the hill on entry into Uralla, and as seen from the west, the site is
prominent in traffic viewlines and in general town vistas.
Criteria d) Noted in community studies and in promotional materials.
Criteria e) The building provides the opportunity to research the history of the Blue Trail movement
throughout the wider New England area.
Criteria f)
The building is rare as it still retains the link with the Blue Trail roadway.
Criteria g) Establishment of the name is representative of the move by a motoring association to
establish a motoring trail identified by the colour blue.
Integrity / Intactness:
Title
References: Author
Year
Armidale Express, 2 July 1965, 2 July 1965, Frank Rowe
Ltd. Garage History.
Uralla Times, 7 February 1952, ‘Low & Donoghue’
Uralla Times, 14 October 1937, ‘Blue Trail Garage’.
Uralla Times, 6 November 1930, ‘Blue Trail Garage’.
Uralla Times, 7 February 1929, ‘Try the Blue Trial Garage’
Uralla Times, 4 February 1929, ‘Public Notice’.
Uralla Times, 12 April 1923, 15 May 1924 (Tender), 28
October 1929 (description).
Uralla Times, 15 June 1922, ‘Norman Low. The Blue Trail
Garage’.
Uralla Times, 17 September 1921, ‘Town Council; Blue
Trail proposal’.
Studies: Author
Title
Number
Year
Peter Myers and Anna Rubbo
Uralla Heritage Study
20.1
1987
Susan Jackson - Stepowski
Part 2 - Uralla Community Based Heritage
Study - Inventory
2012
Dr Sue Rosen
Part 1- Uralla Community Based Heritage
Study - Historic Context Report
2009
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LOT
LotNumber
Section
3
DP
Plan Number
1171147
Longitude: 151 30 00
Latitude: -30 39 00
Location validity:
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Map Name: Bendemeer 9136
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Plan Code
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Custom Field One:
Custom Field Two:
Custom Field Three:
Custom Field Four:
Custom Field Five:
Custom Field Six:
Data Entry:
Date First Entered: 30/08/2012
Date Updated: 21/12/2012
Status: Basic
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Blue Trail Garage (former)
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20.2
Westwools Store Façade
19 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
Address: 19 Bridge Street
DUAP Region: Northern
Suburb / Nearest Town: Uralla 2358
Historic region: New England
Local Govt Area: Uralla
Parish: Uralla
State: NSW
County: Sandon
Other/Former Names: Lempriere Wool Merchants; Fox and Little Exporters; Westwools stores
Area/Group/Complex:
Group ID:
Aboriginal Area: Anaiwan
Curtilage/Boundary:
Item Type: Built
Group: Commercial
Category: Warehouse/storage ar
Owner: Private - Individual
Code 3:
Code 2:
Admin Codes:
Current Use: Brewery
Former Uses: Woll Store
Assessed Significance: Local
Endorsed Significance:
Statement of An important residual wool store façade using the regionally iconic ‘Armidale blue’ bricks
Significance: erected circa 1918 for local wool traders. The contrasting brickwork, in this case as yellow
dental capping bricks, was used often in religious buildings of this era and this façade
demonstrates the inter-changeability of masonry decoration between commercial and
religious masonry structures. Social significance arsises from the relationship that developed
between the pastoralist and wool buyer as the wool was brought to town at the end of the
shearing season. This small wool buying industry provides the opportunity to research each
similar business that was once found in every country town. The business is representative
of the development of small businesses to meet the needs of the wool industry.
Historical Notes Traditionally the wool trade and wool industry from the late 19th and throughout the 20th
or Provenance: century needed brokers to act between the producer and shipping agents. This building
demonstrates how smaller wool stores met the needs of local graziers but whose demise
arose due to changing global economics and corporatisation dealing with the wool clip.
State Theme
Local Theme
Agriculture
Wool Store
4. Settlement
Utilities
Wool Store
5. Working
Labour
Agricultural employment
Themes: National Theme
3. Economy
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Westwools Store Façade
19 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
Designer:
Maker / Builder:
Year Started:
Year Completed:
Circa:
No
Physical Description: Symmetrical brick parapet façade arranged in three steps and pilasters, the tops of which
extend above the parapets as if like chimneys. Built in Armidale ‘blue bricks with contrasting
lighter ‘blond’ bricks as highlights. The central section is wider and higher. All sections
capped by proud dental brickwork in contrasting lighter bricks, which is echoed as collars on
the four ‘chimneys. Two windows with contrasting light brick sills on north side and vehicle
entry door on south side, all with same lintel. In 2012 rear shed extensive renovated inc new
concrete floor
Physical Condition:
Modification Dates:
Recommended
Management:
Management:
Further Comments:
Criteria a) Built c1918
Criteria b) There are historic associations with the local wool industry.
Criteria c) The building is stylistically interesting because of a combination of Armidale blue brick and
blonde bricks in a decorative pattern. Other examples of this brickwork and design are in
Bridge Street stores and the New England region. The brickwork style was used often in
religious buildings of this era and demonstrates the inter-changeability between commercial
and religions masonry structures.
Criteria d) Social significance arsises from the relationship that developed between the pastoralist and
wool buyer as the wool was brought to town at the end of the shearing season.
Criteria e) This small wool buying industry provides the opportunity to research each similar business
that was once found in every country town.
Criteria f)
This is the only brick wool merchant facade in the Uralla CBD.
Criteria g) The parapet façade is representative of the 1920s and use of local ‘Armidale blue’ bricks.
The business is representative of the development of small businesses to meet the needs of
the wool industry.
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Westwools Store Façade
19 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
Integrity / Intactness:
References:
Studies: Author
Title
Number
Year
Peter Myers and Anna Rubbo
Uralla Heritage Study
20.2
1987
Susan Jackson - Stepowski
Part 2 - Uralla Community Based Heritage
Study - Inventory
Parcels: Parcel Code
LOT
LotNumber
Section
14
14
Plan Code
DP
2012
Plan Number
759022
Longitude: 151 30 00
Latitude: -30 39 00
Location validity:
Spatial Accuracy:
Map Name: Bendemeer 9136
Map Scale: 1:100000
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Easting:
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Custom Field Two:
Custom Field Three:
Custom Field Four:
Custom Field Five:
Custom Field Six:
Data Entry:
Date First Entered: 30/08/2012
Date Updated: 27/12/2012
Status: Basic
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National Australia Bank
35 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
Address: 35 Bridge Street
DUAP Region: Northern
Suburb / Nearest Town: Uralla 2358
Historic region: New England
Local Govt Area: Uralla
Parish: Uralla
State: NSW
County: Sandon
Other/Former Names: Bank of NSW; Westpac
Area/Group/Complex:
Group ID:
Aboriginal Area: Anaiwan
Curtilage/Boundary:
Group: Residential buildings ( Category: House
Item Type: Built
Owner: Private - Individual
Code 3:
Code 2:
Admin Codes:
Current Use: Bank
Former Uses: Bank and residence
Assessed Significance: Local
Endorsed Significance:
Statement of The bank is significant in Bridge streetscape for its imposing stature and as evidence of the
Significance: economic development of Uralla and the banking history of NSW. It demonstrates the
importance placed by banks on constructing substantial and well-designed buildings
throughout NSW and ensuring that the bank manager and his family lived amongst the rural
communities, in this case, a good representative and well detailed example in the Inter-war
Mediterranean style. The building has landmark and streetscape significance because of its
location in relationship to the main street and surrounding businesses. Constructed from
1939 to 1940, it is an example of the interwar functionalist architecture. Comparisons can be
made of other buildings constructed throughout New England and Northwest during the
1930s; for example, the Bank of NSW in Armidale. The closure of the Bank of NSW is
representative of the banking policy developed from the 1980s to close banks and withdrew
banking staff from rural communities. The bank has landmark, streetscape, historical
association, social and representative significance.
Historical Notes In December 1938, the manager of the NSW Bank announced that a new bank and
or Provenance: residence would be constructed between Mr E. Copas’ office and the Imperial Hotel. The
bank and residence was to cost some ₤5000.
In February 1939 Uralla Council approved an application for improvements to the proposed
new Bank of NSW building. It was not until August 1939 that Uralla Council noted that the
land was transferred from W.J. Wales, proprietor of the Imperial Hotel, to the bank. The
Bank of NSW opened its new premises in June 1940 and the bank moved from the former
McCrossin residence on the eastern side of the street. Once Westpac moved from the
building in the 1990s the National Bank moved into the building.
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National Australia Bank
35 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
The NSW Bank (Westpac) building was later taken over by the National Bank. The National
Bank of Australasia was formed in Victoria in 1858 with early growth in the urban and rural
areas of Victoria and South Australia. Gradually it expanded and absorbed a number of
other banking institutions in Australia; Colonial Bank of Australasia taken over in 1918; Bank
of Queensland in 1922; the Queensland National Bank in 1948 and the Ballarat Company in
1955. In 1981 the Bank emerged with the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney to form
the National Australia Bank.
The Bank of NSW used this buildling. It opened an agency attached to the Armidale Branch
in leased premises on 4 December 1871 although the exact location is unknown. In 1872 it
leased premises from John McCrossin in Armidale Street and in 1874 the agency was
converted to a full branch. In September 1909 a new banking chamber, designed by
architect A. Allen of Waverley, was completed and in 1917 electric light was installed. In
1946 the Bank sold that premises to Uralla Pictures Ltd. It was in September 1938 that the
Bank of New South Wales bank manager announced the building of new premises in Uralla,
and in December 1938 a new bank and residence, at a cost of₤5000, to be constructed
between Mr E. Copas’ office and the Imperial Hotel (45 Bridge St). In February 1939 Uralla
Council approved an application for improvements to the proposed new Bank of NSW
building. The Council notes in August 1939 the land was transferred from W.J. Wales,
proprietor of the Imperial Hotel to the bank. The bank opened its new premises in June
1940. The Bank of NSW building (renamed Westpac) vacated the building in the 1980s. It
was then used by the National Bank before being converted to a residence.
Themes: National Theme
3. Economy
State Theme
Local Theme
Commerce
Bank and residence
4. Settlement
Accommodation (Housing) Bank residence
4. Settlement
Towns, suburbs and village Bank and residence
5. Working
Labour
Bank employment
Designer:
Maker / Builder:
Year Started:
1939
Year Completed:
1940
Circa:
No
Physical Description: Symmetrical neo-classical presentation I the Inter-war Mediterranean style. A two storey
brick building, having a ‘villa’ like membership of a rural townscape. Completed during World
War Two in June 1940, the emphasis is on the red brickwork, reinforced by contrasting white
painted timber joinery and white rendered band under the eaves. The building has a tiled
hipped roof clad in glazed terracotta Marseille patterns tiles. Central entrance door is
recessed, and it and surrounding brickwork echo the semi-circular window arches above
ground floor and side windows. Ground windows are double hung sash with narrow side
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National Australia Bank
35 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
lights and Georgian ‘fan’ above, and underneath is decorative brickwork panel. The arches
above the windows allow maximum light into the building. The front doorway has high front
steps, with same era small tiles and larger ridged threshold tiles. Upper level former
residence has six evenly spaced timber double hung sash windows on street elevation. The
building has two small brick chimneys.
Modification dates: A ramp for disabled access and changing a north east side window to a
doorway completed in 2006. Along the south boundary driveway strips with central grass
stripe leading to a same era singular brick garage with hip roof clad in same tiles and pair
timber hinged vehicles doors each with 3 glass panes along the top. Along the rear west
boundary are series of mature pine trees that provide a back drop to this and surrounding
properties.
Physical Condition:
Modification Dates: The new offices on the northern side of the existing building were completed in September
1909.
Recommended
Management:
Management:
Further Comments:
Criteria a) The bank is significant in the economic development of Uralla and demonstrates the
important of agricultural produce to banking during the mid 20th century. It demonstrates the
importance placed by banks on constructing substantial buildings throughout NSW and
ensuring that the bank managers and families lived in substantial accommodation amongst
the rural communities.
Criteria b) Historic associations with service provided by banking staff and manager to the residents of
a small rural town. The bank manager and his family lived with the community and played a
significant economic and social role in the community.
Criteria c) The building has landmark and streetscape significance because of its location in
relationship to the main street and surrounding businesses. Constructed from 1939 to 1940,
it is an example of the interwar functionalist architecture.
Research significance arises from the architectural detail of the building typical of the late
1930’s period inter-war functional style that provided a combined bank and manager’s
residence. Comparative studies could be made of other bank buildings completed in country
towns during this period; for example, the Bank of NSW in Armidale and the National Bank in
Guyra.
Criteria d) Social significance arises from the service provided by banking staff and manager to the
residents of a small rural town. The bank manager and his family lived within the community
and played a significant role with the community
Criteria e) Research significance arises from the architectural detail of the building typical of the late
1930’s period inter-war styles that provided a combined bank and manager’s residence.
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National Australia Bank
35 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
Comparative studies could be made of other bank buildings completed in country towns
during this period; for example, the Bank of NSW in Armidale and the National Bank in Guyra
Criteria f)
This building is a rare purpose built bank of this style in Uralla.
Criteria g) The bank is representative of the bank’s action to consolidate the economic development of
a small rural town by providing an essential banking service. It is representative of the Bank
of NSW’s intention to construct buildings during the Great Depression period. It
demonstrates how the Bank of NSW closed its doors during the period of economic
rationalism which reduced banking services in country towns and how the National Bank took
the building over and continued its services.
Integrity / Intactness:
Title
References: Author
Year
Armidale Express,, 3 December 1971.
Uralla Times, 31 August 1939
Uralla Times, 8 December 1938
Uralla Times, 15 and 22 September 1909
Armidale Express, 7 December 1938.
Armidale Express, 16 September 1938
Armidale Express, 3 December 1871.
Studies: Author
Title
Number
Year
Peter Myers and Anna Rubbo
Uralla Heritage Study
20.7
1987
Susan Jackson - Stepowski
Part 2 - Uralla Community Based Heritage
Study - Inventory
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National Australia Bank
35 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
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Date First Entered: 30/08/2012
Date Updated: 28/12/2012
Status: Basic
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SHI Number
2540197
Study Number
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Item Name:
Location:
20.8
Bushranger Motor Inn and Restaurant
37 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
Address: 37 Bridge Street
DUAP Region: Northern
Suburb / Nearest Town: Uralla 2358
Historic region: New England
Local Govt Area: Uralla
Parish: Uralla
State: NSW
County: Sandon
Other/Former Names: Reg Stoker store house, Stoker store
Area/Group/Complex:
Group ID:
Aboriginal Area: Anaiwan
Curtilage/Boundary:
Item Type: Built
Group: Commercial
Category: Inn/Tavern
Owner: Private - Individual
Code 3:
Code 2:
Admin Codes:
Current Use: Motel
Former Uses: Store
Assessed Significance: Local
Endorsed Significance:
Statement of The Bushranger Inn is considered to be one of the most significant historical buildings along
Significance: the New England Highway. It is a fine early inn/store that was protected by an earlier
conservation order. It has considerable social significance as the Uralla community fought to
ensure the building survived, and it remains a symbol of community solidarity. It retains
ooiginal cedar windows and doors, and a re-shingled roof. The building continues to be a
major contribution in the Uralla commercial precinct.
Historical Notes Built 1859-60 as an inn by John Kennedy, but never licensed. John Stoker, a tinsmith,
or Provenance: operated his business there from 1905, and then his son, Reg (Reginald Aubrey Stoker 19061978), ran a clothing shop. In 1980, the then new owner sought to demolish part of the
structure, but the NSW Heritage Council issued a Preservation Order to prevent this. Within
the Uralla community a fierce debate erupted, and went on for years. Given all the "bullets"
that were fired and all the hold-ups, the new Bushranger Motel is aptly named! In 1983 a
boarded up fireplace in the then derelict building yielded up a "treasure chest" of memorabilia
about the Stoker family. "Corporal Cecil Stoker", an exhibition at McCrossin's Mill Museum,
tells the moving story. Converted to restaurant in 1990s including removal of internal walls
and roof being re-shingled.
Themes: National Theme
3. Economy
State Theme
Local Theme
Commerce
Former store
4. Settlement
Towns, suburbs and village Motel
5. Working
Labour
Store employment
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Item Name:
Location:
20.8
Bushranger Motor Inn and Restaurant
37 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
Designer:
Maker / Builder:
Year Started:
Year Completed:
Circa:
No
Physical Description: Single storey brick building with a long gable roof with detached skillion front verandah clad
in timber shingles. Along the roof ridge are three brick chimneys. The verandah is
supported by simple timber posts rhythmically sited along its long façade. Windows are
timber framed double hung sashes with multi-panes. It is built onto the property frontage
marked by a low flat-tip timber paling fence. A covered vehicle structure has been added at
the north end providing covered to the motel reception. The building has been converted to
a restaurant and all internal walls have been removed. Its long low street elevation and
distinctive colonial form is a major landmark in Bridge Street
Physical Condition:
Modification Dates:
Recommended
Management:
Management:
Further Comments:
Criteria a) Considered to be one of the most significant historical buildings on the whole New England
Highway. Historically demonstrates the community’s determination to protect its heritage
assets and how this building contributed to the overall presentation of Uralla commercial
precinct.
Criteria b) There are historic associations with the stoker family and the flight to save the building from
demolition.
Criteria c) Exceedingly prominent in the Uralla mainstreet and striking in views due to its form and use
of traditional materials.
Criteria d) Considerable social significance as the Uralla community fought to ensure the building
survived, and it remains a symbol of community solidarity.
Criteria e)
Criteria f)
This is the only building of its type in the Uralla commercial precinct.
Criteria g) The building is representative of its built form and era.
Integrity / Intactness:
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Location:
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Bushranger Motor Inn and Restaurant
37 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
Title
References: Author
Year
Heritage walk no.43
Studies: Author
W. Curtis, Armidale Chronicle, 3 August 1904- new store
nearing completion in Uralla.
1904
R.N. Hickson called tenders for construction of a shop and
dwelling in Uralla for E. Cahill in March 1910.
1910
Armidale Express, 20 January 1936- R.N. Hickson ‘plans
are being prepared for additions to the store at Uralla and
for additions to the hotel at Uralla’.
1936
Title
Number
Year
Peter Myers and Anna Rubbo
Uralla Heritage Study
20.8
1987
Susan Jackson - Stepowski
Part 2 - Uralla Community Based Heritage
Study - Inventory
Parcels: Parcel Code
LOT
LotNumber
Section
13
13
Plan Code
DP
2012
Plan Number
759022
Longitude: 15130 00
Latitude: -30 39 00
Location validity:
Spatial Accuracy:
Map Name: Bendemeer 9136
Map Scale: 1:100000
AMG Zone:
Easting:
Northing:
Listings:
Custom Field One:
Custom Field Two:
Custom Field Three:
Custom Field Four:
Custom Field Five:
Custom Field Six:
Data Entry:
Date First Entered: 30/08/2012
Date Updated: 27/12/2012
Status: Basic
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SHI Number
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Study Number
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Bushranger Motor Inn and Restaurant
37 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
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SHI Number
2540199
Study Number
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Item Name:
Location:
20.10
Allan's Hair Salon
45 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
Address: 45 Bridge Street
DUAP Region: Northern
Suburb / Nearest Town: Uralla 2358
Historic region: New England
Local Govt Area: Uralla
Parish: Uralla
State: NSW
County: Sandon
Other/Former Names:
Area/Group/Complex:
Group ID:
Aboriginal Area: Anaiwan
Curtilage/Boundary:
Group: Retail and Wholesale Category: Shop
Item Type: Built
Owner: Private - Individual
Admin Codes:
Code 3:
Code 2:
Current Use: Hair Salon
Former Uses: Tobacconit/Billiard Establ;ishment/Hairdressers
Endorsed Significance: Local
Assessed Significance: Local
Statement of This ‘lantern’ roofed timber building is now rare in Uralla as a built form, as a commercial
Significance: premises surviving from the beginning of the 20th century, and retains its original timber shop
front with side of its inset entry. It is representative of the large number of buildings once
found in country towns, many of which since destroyed by fire and local councils insistence
on new buildings being constructed of fire retardant materials from the 1920s. Architecturally
the building complements the surrounding brick businesses built between the 1870s to the
1930s. The building has streetscape, historical association, social and cultural significance,
rarity and representative significance.
Historical Notes In December 1904, G. Gillis of Barnden’s Boarding House called tenders for the erection of a
or Provenance: weatherboard shop in Armidale Street. J.P. Henry won the contract to construct the building
at a cost of ₤280. The Uralla Times, 21 December 1904 stated that ‘the design is somewhat
similar to the Uralla Cycle Works'.
This timber building has served as a tobacconist, billiard establishment and hairdressers.
Completed in March 1905 by Uralla builder J.P. Henry, the timber building measured 46 feet
by 24 feet. It included a billiard room 30ft. by 24ft as well as a hairdressing saloon and a fruit
shop, each measuring 7 feet by 11 feet. The structure was covered with a lantern roof with
skylights to allow for maximum light. At the time of its opening, it was light by acetylene gas.
Generally timber shops in main shopping centres have been destroyed by fire or replaced by
brick buildings constructed as a result of local government policy requiring the use of fire
retardant materials from the 1920s.
Themes: National Theme
3. Economy
State Theme
Local Theme
Commerce
Store
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Study Number
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Item Name:
Location:
20.10
Allan's Hair Salon
45 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
5. Working
Labour
Store employment
Designer:
Maker / Builder:
Year Started:
Year Completed:
Circa:
No
Physical Description: Weatherboard building which retains its distinctive roof and original historic c1920s inset
shop front. Front elevation follows the gable and ridge skylight to create a distinctive profile.
The lantern roof is designed for light and ventilation. This style of roofline can often be
observed on showground buildings. This symmetrical building has a high parapet above the
suspended and posted awning and a mansard styled semi-circular central roof running eastwest (the ‘lantern’) and steep skillions either side. All roofs are clad in corrugate profile
galvanised metal. It has a circular galvanised iron air vent set in the gable ‘lantern’. Along
both sides of the ‘lantern’ are multi-pane windows just below the gutter to the semi-circular
roof. Below awning level is a central front door, with fan light above and either side are
splayd then large timber framed multi-pane glass shop front windows, arranged in rows of 3.
Physical Condition:
Modification Dates: Modifications: verandah is a more recent addition with simple timber supports, skillion roof
and fibro lining.
Recommended
Management:
Management:
Further Comments: an Shop Front guide for maintenance and repair for historic period appropriate shop fronts
Criteria a) It once housed a billiard saloon and barber’s shop, and hence it had a very specific original
design specification.
Criteria b) There are historic associations with Uralla builder J.P. Henry.
Criteria c) The building provides the opportunity for a comparative study with the Uralla Cycle Works
constructed by J.P. Henry, now demolished. Technically the roof shows how it was designed
to assist with ventilation and lighting before the introduction of electricity.
Criteria d) Social significance arises from the building’s continued use as a store.
Criteria e)
Criteria f)
This is a rare example of a timber business dating from 1905, which has escaped the
ravages of fire, and a rare example of a shop with a ‘lantern’ roof.
Criteria g) The timber building is representative of the large number of timber store buildings once
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Criteria g)
20.10
Allan's Hair Salon
45 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
found in Uralla’s CBD. Generally most were destroyed by fire and local councils
implemented policies to ensure that new buildings were constructed of fire retardant
materials from the 1920s.
Integrity / Intactness:
Title
References: Author
Year
Uralla Times, 21 December 1904, 'Design Features'.
Uralla Times, 29 March 1905
Uralla Times, 10 December 1904
Studies: Author
Title
Number
Year
Peter Myers and Anna Rubbo
Uralla Heritage Study
20.10
1987
Susan Jackson - Stepowski
Part 2 - Uralla Community Based Heritage
Study - Inventory
Parcels: Parcel Code
LOT
LotNumber
Section
25
Plan Code
DP
2012
Plan Number
1120517
Longitude: 151 30 00
Latitude: -30 39 00
Location validity:
Spatial Accuracy:
Map Name: Bendemeer 9136
Map Scale: 1:100000
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Custom Field Two:
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Date First Entered: 30/08/2012
Date Updated: 21/12/2012
Status: Basic
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SHI Number
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Study Number
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Allan's Hair Salon
45 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
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SHI Number
2540200
Study Number
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Item Name:
Location:
20.11
Salvation Army Hall (Former)
47 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
Address: 47 Bridge Street
DUAP Region: Northern
Suburb / Nearest Town: Uralla 2358
Historic region: New England
Local Govt Area: Uralla
Parish: Uralla
State: NSW
County: Sandon
Other/Former Names:
Area/Group/Complex:
Group ID:
Aboriginal Area: Anaiwan
Curtilage/Boundary:
Item Type: Built
Category: Church Hall
Group: Religion
Owner: Private - Individual
Code 3:
Code 2:
Admin Codes:
Current Use: Private Residence
Former Uses: Salvation Army Hall
Assessed Significance: Local
Endorsed Significance:
Statement of Architecturally with its steep pitched gabled roof and stone construction is highly contributes
Significance: to the Uralla CBD streetscape. It is striking due to its contrast to the timber store alongside
and the surrounding buildings constructed of Armidale blue bricks. Construction of the
building demonstrates the use of local materials of Uralla granite and basalt. There are
historic associations with the first meetings of the Uralla School of Arts and the Uralla
Municipal Council. The Temperance Movement and the Salvation Army continues the
significance. The hall situated in the CBD is representative of the development of the
Temperance Movement throughout country areas and the desire to provide a central
meeting place to the wider community. This building has landmark, streetscape, historical
association, social, research and cultural significance.
Historical Notes The Sons of Temperance NSW Belmore Division No. 69 opened this hall on 12 February
or Provenance: 1873. Mr Innes Taylor of ‘Terrible Vale Station’’ officiated. The Sons of Temperance Friendly
Society was instituted in England in 1855. The Society was owned and governed by its
members.
The Uralla School of Arts had its origins at a public meeting held in the Temperance Hall on
2 September 1874. The meeting followed a generous gift of ₤50 pounds to the people of
Uralla by Henry Arding Thomas of ‘Saumarez Station’, and who laid the foundation stone on
11 April 1882. It later became the Salvation Army Hall after 1887. The first business
meeting of the Uralla Municipal Council was held in this hall on 2 June 1882. It later became
the Salvation Army Hall after 1887. On the street elevation is a plaque commemorating this
event.
Themes: National Theme
State Theme
Local Theme
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Study Number
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Item Name:
Location:
20.11
Salvation Army Hall (Former)
47 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
4. Settlement
Utilities
Salvation Army Hall
8. Culture
Religion
Salvation Army Hall
Designer:
Maker / Builder:
Year Started:
Year Completed:
1882
Circa:
No
Physical Description: Circa 1880 stone building with gable presented to the street.
The front façade of steep gabled former hall is constructed of local basalt and granite rock.
The front has coursed basalt with quoins, lintels and sills of granite around the openings.
The sides and back are constructed of basalt rubble. The symmetrical building has a central
doorway with small panes of glass above the entrance. At the front it has two double hung
timber windows with small 6 glass panes in the upper sashes of timber window frame. It has
double hung windows on the northern and southern side of the building, and central upper
level window above the entrance. A large brick chimney on the southern side and a
galvanised iron roof.
Physical Condition:
Modification Dates:
Recommended
Management:
Management:
Further Comments:
Criteria a) Such a solid and well construed stone building historically demonstrates how the
Temperance Movement reached into regional towns and especially those which, at one time,
had a high proportion of men seeking their fortunes in the gold fields, and to counter the
effects of access to multiple licenced premises
Criteria b) The building has a historical association with the establishment of the Sons of Temperance
in Uralla and commencement of local government in Uralla.
Criteria c) Aesthetic significance arises from the construction techniques, use of local material including
coursed basalt, and granite, and distinctiveness in the streetscape.
Criteria d) Continues to be noted by the local community in promotional materials
Criteria e) This building provides the opportunity to research the growth of the Salvation Army
Movement throughout the New England Region.
Criteria f)
This is the only building in this architectural style in Uralla
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Salvation Army Hall (Former)
47 Bridge Street, Uralla [Uralla]
Criteria f)
Criteria g) Construction of the hall is representative of the growth of the Sons of Temperance and the
Salvation Army throughout NSW.
Integrity / Intactness:
References: Author
Title
Year
Uralla and Walcha Times, 14 December 1887,
'Presentation of Colours to the Uralla Corp'.
1887
Uralla and Walcha Times, 8 June 1887, 13 July 1887.
Report on Salvation Army'.
1887
Armidale Chronicle, 20 February 1873
Studies: Author
Title
Number
Year
Peter Myers and Anna Rubbo
Uralla Heritage Study
20.11
1987
Susan Jackson - Stepowski
Part 2 - Uralla Community Based Heritage
Study - Inventory
Parcels: Parcel Code
LOT
LotNumber
Section
1
Plan Code
DP
2012
Plan Number
78010
Longitude: 151 30 00
Latitude: -30 39 00
Location validity:
Spatial Accuracy:
Map Name: Bendemeer 9136
Map Scale: 1:100000
AMG Zone:
Easting:
Northing:
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Custom Field Two:
Custom Field Three:
Custom Field Four:
Custom Field Five:
Custom Field Six:
Data Entry:
Date First Entered: 30/08/2012
Date Updated: 28/12/2012
Status: Basic
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