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| | A300 EPSOM ROAD, Flemington | | 距離: | 5.8 公里 to CBD; 355 米 to Showgrounds Station [公共交通] |
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| 地圖位置 | 街景 | 周邊成交價 | | 改建申請曆史: | | | 被市政府指定為 Victorian heritage | Last updated on - May 13, 1999
Developed as the base for the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria and the home of the Royal Melbourne Show from 1883, the Royal Melbourne Showgrounds are Victoria's largest and pre-eminent example of an agricultural showground complex. The substantial grounds contain a large number of buildings conforming to a range of building types, many of which are of individual interest as exemplars of their type. The Showgrounds have been the sole site of the annual Royal Melbourne Show from 1883 until the present, and continue in that role. The continued presence of the Royal Melbourne Show within the showgrounds demonstrates the importance of the metropolitan area as a focus for ideas in agriculture, and also maintains a fundamental principle of the Show, the provision of access for the urban population to information about the rural areas.
The Royal Agricultural Showgrounds are of cultural heritage significance to the State of Victoria.
As a complex, the Royal Agricultural Showgrounds have economic, historical and cultural significance as the largest agricultural show complex in Australia, a vital part of Australia's oldest major industry, and an important location for the enactment of national identity. The site and its show are of cultural significance as the largest single public event held annually in Victoria, attracting in excess of 700,000 persons each year. They are also vital as the major interface between rural and urban populations in Victoria's calendar. These aspects of the significance of the place are intimately related to the ongoing presence of the annual Show upon the site. The fabric of the Showgrounds is the primary illustration of the significant activities of the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria in the past one hundred years.
The Royal Agricultural Showgrounds represents the most diverse, substantial and significant place of its kind in Australia. Within the complex, the various Cattle, Pig, Dog, Horse and Agricultural Pavilions may be considered to have great architectural, historical and social significance as the largest substantially intact group of Federation and inter-war pavilions in Australia, a significance enhanced by the complementary architecture of the Public, Cliff and Chirnside Grandstands. The Arts & Crafts Pavilion and the Hall of Manufactures are of significance for economic as well as aesthetic reasons, epitomising as they do strong social movements in national development. Other buildings which aid interpretation of the place include the Royal Luncheon Buildings, the Woodfull Pavilion, the Administration Building, the Horse Boxes and Lockers, and the carnival buildings. |
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