Hans William Henry Irvine [1849-1915]. Hans Irvine bought the Great Western Vineyards and Cellar in 1888 and ran the business until selling to Benno Seppelt in 1918

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  • Date : October 20, 2024
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Hans William Henry Irvine [1849-1915]. Hans Irvine bought the Great Western Vineyards and Cellar in 1888 and ran the business until selling to Benno Seppelt in 1918 by Muzza from McCrae
Near Photos

Near Photos of Great Western at [-37.160019, 142.856179]

Niche and plaque wall, inside gate by Phaedrus Fleurieu
Eastern sites by Phaedrus Fleurieu
Great Western Cemetery (2011). Established c.1860, this is the final resting place of several of those who were influential in making Great Western a great wine-making region by Muzza from McCrae
Joseph Best [1830-1887]. Joseph Best started out as a slaughterman, but abandoned that in 1864 and opened ‘The Great Western Vineyard’ where Seppelts is today by Muzza from McCrae
Jean Pierre Trouette [1833-1885]. Jean Trouette, a French winemaker, planted half an acre of vines at Great Western in 1863 with his brother-in-law Emile Blampied. By 1867 they had 50,000 vines by Muzza from McCrae
Colin Preece [1903-1979]. Colin Preece was the Manager at Seppelts Great Western from 1932 until he retired in 1963. He is credited with creating some of Australia's greatest wines. by Muzza from McCrae
Cemetery entrance gates by Phaedrus Fleurieu
Charles Honore Pierlot [1853-1918]. Working for Hans Irvine, this French-trained champagne maker, was responsible for the successful production of sparkling wines at Great Western by Muzza from McCrae
Emanuel Salinger [1836-1911] - an early wine grower in the area. In 1896, his daughter, Ellena, married Charles Pierlot, the wine maker at the Great Western Cellars by Muzza from McCrae
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Maribyrnong River in the Thompson St Reserve (2014). Known as Saltwater River until 1913 because at one stage the tides of Hobson's Bay influenced the river as far as Braybrook and Avondale Heights. by Muzza from McCrae
Fruit and Veg @ South Melbourne Market (2011). This one of the over 133 businesses operating in the market, together selling a huge range of products by Muzza from McCrae
Ferntree Gully (1971) - looking east from Scoresby Rd. Mountain Gate is in the centre of the photo. The Club Hotel is in the 'V' on the left by Muzza from McCrae
Emanuel Salinger [1836-1911] - an early wine grower in the area. In 1896, his daughter, Ellena, married Charles Pierlot, the wine maker at the Great Western Cellars by Muzza from McCrae
City of Melbourne Bowls Club (2010). After fire destroyed a large part of the clubhouse in 1994, it was re-built into a state of the art, six-energy star facility by Muzza from McCrae
HMAS Cerberus (2011) - the Navy's premier training establishment. About 6000 personnel are trained annually, averaging 800 trainees on board at any one time. by Muzza from McCrae