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Name	Detail	File number	Level
St Faith's Anglican Church 8 Charles Street,, BURWOOD VIC 3125 - Property No B5919		B5919	File only
Holy Trinity Anglican Church & Organ Holy Trinity Balaclava Cnr Chapel Street and Brighton Road,, BALACLAVA VIC 3183 - Property No B2154	Church Statement of Significance: A substantial freestone church, comprising nave and aisles, transepts, chancel and vestry, designed by Reed & Barnes and erected in 1882-3, but without the intended spire. The building is of interest on account of its circular baptistry with conical roof, unusual circular clerestory windows and apsidal chancel converging on a three-light window. The spacious interior includes a reredos with flanking gables, impressive stained glass and ... more	B2154	Regional
All Saints Anglican Church Cnr Noble & Talbot Streets,, NEWTOWN VIC 3220 - Property No B3745	A large bluestone church, the nave of which was erected in 1862 to the design of local architect Joseph L Shaw. The church was greatly extended first in 1918 by the addition of a sweeping semi-circular apse of a somewhat French character designed by Alexander North and in 1928 by a south transept and spire designed by Louis R Williams. The building contains notable stained glass by Ferguson & Urie and a distinctive internal roof structure. Classified: 23/10/1975 Revised: ... more	B3745	Local
Stephen Laurie Pipe Organ, St Paul's Anglican Church Clifton Street,, EUROA VIC 3666 - Property No B7385	The pipe organ built in 1958-59 by Stephen Laurie was the first new instrument that he built. Trained in England with the noted firm of John Compton, Steve Laurie went on to build or rebuild a large number of instruments in five Australian states. The Euroa organ was built upon the extension principle and the earliest example by its builder of a genre that became popular in the 1960s. The organ is significant for historic, aesthetic and technical reasons at a local level ... more	B7385	Regional
Slater/Taylor Organ - St Michael's Anglican Church Cnr McIlwraith Street & McPherson Street,, CARLTON NORTH VIC 3054 - Property No B6109	A three-manual chamber organ of 12 stops begun by F W Slater, of Fitzroy, possibly for his residence, and completed by Frederick Taylor, of Hawthorn, before its installation at Carlton in 1912. Believed to be the smallest three-manual organ in Australia, the instrument is of interest for its fiddle back blackwood case, incorporating exposed wooden pipes and an elaborate cornice with dentil mouldings, its elegant refined sound, and its complex mechanical action. Classified: ... more	B6109	Regional
St Martin's Anglican Church & Fincham Organ St Martin's Hawksburn 27A - 27B Cromwell Road, SOUTH YARRA VIC 3141 - Property No B1004	Church Statement of Significance A polychrome brick church designed by Edmund George Ovey and built in 1883-87. The exterior is of particular interest for its elaborate diaper patterned brickwork and polychromatic voussoirs and the apse focussing upon a three-light window. The interior retains its timber fittings, stained glass and Fincham pipe organ of 1887. The crenellated tower was added in 1922. Church classified Local 13/07/1989 Organ Statement of ... more	B1004	Local
Holy Trinity Anglican Church Wilson Street, WEDDERBURN VIC 3518 - Property No B2765	An Early English Gothic church of 1866, which is attractive in its use of the local sandstone as coursed rubble, and is supposed to have been designed by the local clergyman, William Hall. The chancel of 1909 is sympathetically designed, notwithstanding the somewhat idiosyncratic decorated Gothic tracery of the East window, and it is included in the classification.	B2765	Regional
William Anderson Pipe Organ - All Saints Anglican Church 14-16 High Street,, NORTHCOTE VIC 3070 - Property No B0542	The pipework, action, windchests, wind system and console of the pipe organ built c. 1866. The organ is significant for historic and aesthetic reasons at a regional level The pipe organis significant for the following reasons: . It retains its original mechanisms and wind system . It retains all of its original pipework . It is a very early and rare example of indigenous organ building . It is the earliest documented organ built by William Anderson . It ... more	B0542	Regional
Pipe Organ - St Albans Anglican Church Melrose Street, NORTH MELBOURNE VIC 3051 - Property No B4706	This organ is an example of English organ-building circa 1850-1860. Its early history is unknown but thought to be of English origin. Apart from additions made in 1931 by C W Andrewartha it remains in substantially original form. The pipework, being made up of secondhand odd lots, is older than the organ. Owing to the poor condition of the organ it is very difficult to assess if its sound is original. The attractive organ case is marred by deterioration and the finish is ... more	B4706	Local
Former All Saints Anglican Church 1 Olive Street,, MALVERN EAST VIC 3145 - Property No B2067		B2067	File only

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