State-listed heritage buildings

The Alfred Graving Dock is of architectural and historical significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H0697). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database. 

Blunts Boatyard and Slipway is of historical significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1885). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database.

Cox's Garden Cottage is of heritage significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H0487). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database.

CSL (Commonwealth Serum Laboratories) Collection is of historical and technical significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H2422). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database.

The Former Customs House is of heritage significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H0894). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database.

The former Bank of Australasia is of architectural significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1769). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database.

The former Bridge Hotel is of architectural and historical significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1792). You can view the full statement of significance on the Victorian Heritage Database.

The Melbourne Harbour Trust Stores and Workshops are of architectural and historical significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1790). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database.

The Former Morgue is of architectural, historical and cultural significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1512). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database.

Fort Gellibrand is of historical, educative and illustrative significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1811). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database.

Breakwater Pier and Gellibrand Pier have historic significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1088). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database.

Heavy Harry is of historic and technical (scientific) significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H2163). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database.

The Holy Trinity Church vicarage and hall are of architectural, historical and scientific (horticultural) significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1734). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database.

Mandalay is of heritage significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H0232). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database.

Newport Railway Workshops are of historical, scientific and architectural significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1000). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database. 

The former Newport Railway Workshops Deputy Manager's Residence is of historical and architectural significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1839). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database. 

The former Newport Railway Workshops Manager's House is of historical and architectural significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register H1840). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database. 

The Former Presbyterian Manse at Williamstown is of historical and architectural significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H0229). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database. 

Prince Albert Hotel has architectural and historical significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1793). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database.

The residence also known as former Wilkins House is of heritage significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H0231). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database. 

The former Royal Hotel has architectural and historical significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1770). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database. 

The former Spotswood Pumping Station now managed by Scienceworks, is of historical, technical, architectural and social importance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1555). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database.

St Helliers (house at 12 Cox's Garden) is of heritage significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H0560). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database. 

Tide Gauge House is of historical and architectural significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1513). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database. 

The Time Ball Tower and precinct is of historical, scientific and technical importance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1649). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database. 

Tudor House has architectural and aesthetic significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number (H1857). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database. 

The Wilkinson Memorial Drinking Fountain has architectural, aesthetic and historical significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1733). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database.

The Williamstown Advertiser building (former) is of heritage significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H0865). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database. 

The Williamstown Botanic Gardens are of historical, aesthetic, scientific (horticultural) and social significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1803). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database. 

The Williamstown Cemetery is of historical, social, aesthetic, and architectural significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1837). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database. 

The Williamstown Dressing Pavilion is of heritage significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H0927). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database. 

Williamstown Primary School is of historical and architectural significance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1639). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database. 

The Williamstown Railway Station Complex is of historical and architectural importance to the State of Victoria (Victorian Heritage Register Number H1599). You can view the full Statement of Significance on the Victorian Heritage Database.