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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Christ Church Anglican Church & Hunter Organ 2 Denham Street, HAWTHORN VIC 3122 - Property No B1016	Church Statement of Significance: A bluestone Gothic church erected in 1853-4 to the design of Charles Vickers, this is one of the earliest surviving substantial suburban churches in Melbourne, notable for its picturesque composition and siting. It comprises a three-bay nave, transepts, chancel and a timber octagonal turret to the north-west. Additions were made to the building between 1873-1953 including vestries, organ chamber and porch. The interior is notable for its ... more	B1016	Local
St James The Less Anglican Church & Organ Cnr Koetong Parade and Nepean Highway,MOUNT ELIZA, Mornington Peninsula Shire	Church: A small brick church built in 1865 has associations with many of the early and notable residents of the Mornington Peninsula. It combines Gothic massing with round-headed windows as a primitive (or Transitional) Gothic Style . The chancel and vestry were added in 1913. Classified: 09/12/1971. Organ: A single-manual organ of seven stops built in 1873 by George Fincham for Christ Church, Echuca and moved to Middle park earlier this century. The ... more	B1081	State
Anglican Church Of The Epiphany Wallace Street,, MEREDITH VIC 3333 - Property No B5787	A timber church, with squat broach spire sheathed in sheet iron, and raised apsidal chancel, designed by Alexander North and built in 1913-14. The interior is distinctive and highly atmospheric with its walls clad in tongue and groove boards, traceried chancel screen and wooden furnishings of original design. The impact of the exterior has been diminished by the obliteration of North's original scheme, in which the framing elements were picked out, emphasising the verticality of the ... more	B5787	Regional
W L Roberts Pipe Organ - St. Columb's Anglican Church St Columb's Church St Columbs Street,, HAWTHORN VIC 3122 - Property No B7314	The pipework, windchests, wind system and casework of the pipe organ built in 1923 by W L Roberts, of Adelaide, for St Columb's Church. The organ is significant for historic and aesthetic reasons at a state level The pipe organ is significant for the following reasons: -- It retains its original tonal scheme of 1923 with a generous selection of romantic tone colours and Diapason choruses on each manual -- It is the most substantial example of its builder's work in ... more	B7314	State
Andreas Svensson Pipe Organ - St Peter's Anglican Church 371 Neerim Road,, MURRUMBEENA VIC 3163 - Property No B2571	The pipe organ is the only example of an instrument built by leading Melbourne cabinet maker Andreas Svensson, possibly for his home in Kent Street, Richmond. The organ is significant for historic, aesthetic and technical reasons at a regional level. The Svensson pipe organ at St Peter's Church is significant for the following reasons: . It is the only identifiable example of its builder's work . It is a rare example of an organ built by a Melbourne cabinet maker ... more	B2571	Regional
St John's Anglican Church & Organ 3460 Nepean Highway, SORRENTO VIC 3350 - Property No B1248	Church Statement of Significance: Citation A church of massive limestone construction with diagonal buttresses, consisting of a nave, built in 1874, transepts added in 1889 and apsidal chancel in 1908-11. The stained glass windows include the work of Ferguson & Urie (from St Paul's Church, Melbourne) and William Montgomery. The pipe organ, of unknown builder and provenance, dates from around 1850, and retains its original pipework, action and attractive painted case of three ... more	B1248	Local
St Paul's Anglican Church 175 Latrobe Terrace, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B2834	With the surging growth in Geelong in the later 1840s, the Anglican congregation felt the need for a larger church soon after completion of the small Christchurch in Moorabool Street in 1847. The next year the Government granted the site for St. Paul's, which was designed in 1849 by the noted architect, Charles Laing, who was then based in Geelong. Construction commenced in 1850, but work was soon stalled by the gold rush, when tradespeople flocked to the diggings. The first service ... more	B2834	State
Christian Waller Windows & William Montgomery Reredos - St. Paul's Anglican Church Cnr Margaret & Church Streets,, CANTERBURY VIC 3126 - Property No B7326	Two stained glass windows designed and made by Christian Waller (1892-1952) for St. Paul's Anglican Church, Canterbury: Christ the King of All Nations and The Life of St. Paul. The present brick building was designed by A.E. H. Carleton and erected in 1914, replacing a small wooden structure that was sold to St. Peter's, Murrumbeena. In 1931 the same architects prepared plans for the addition of choir and chancel, making provision for the Rose window, Christ ... more	B7326	State
St Columb's Anglican Church See File B7314 For W. L.. Roberts Pipe Organ Cnr Burwood Road & St Columb's Street,, HAWTHORN VIC 3122 - Property No B6020	An unusually imposing and richly furnished church, built in 1882-3 to the design of George Wharton, completed to the designs of H W & F B Tomplins in 1907 through the completion of the nave and addition of transepts, chancel, organ-chamber and vestry, although without the projected tower and spire. Classified: 27/07/1988	B6020	Local
St Peter's Anglican Church Octavia Street, MORNINGTON VIC 3931 - Property No B1244	A brick church which gains considerable character from the colour and texture of the early brickwork and which was begun in 1861 to the design of Leonard Terry. The completion of the nave, chancel and transepts came later, and the porch is of a more modern character and detracts from the appearance of the liturgical west front. Classified: 16/02/1972 Reclassified: 20/04/1989	B1244	Local

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