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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Bank Of Australasia (Former) 28-30 Connass Street, CHILTERN VIC 3683 - Property No B2931	A branch of the Bank of Australasia opened in 1877. It was designed by Ankatell Henderson with a disproportionately ponderous treatment of superimposed arcuated and trabeated systems but not lacking the balustraded parapet and urns which originally lightened the effect. Classified: 25/04/1974	B2931	State
Former Bank of Australasia - Beechworth Historic Area Former Buckland Gallery (moved to 56 Ford Street) 86 Ford Street,, BEECHWORTH VIC 3747 - Property No B0388		B0388	Local
Former Bank Of Australasia Sebel Hotel , ANZ Bank 394 - 398 Collins Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0084	The Bank of Australasia was founded in Sydney in 1835. It quickly opened branches in Hobart and Launceston, and then in Melbourne in 1838. Due to vigorous growth in the Melbourne economy, especially during the 1850s, it was decided that the Australian headquarters of the bank would be located in the prospering town. A prominent corner site in the centre of Melbourne's banking district was purchased in 1858 and a building was constructed in 1876. The Bank of Australasia had early ... more	B0084	State
Former Bank of Australasia ANZ Bank High Street,, YACKANDANDAH VIC 3749 - Property No B0377	Classified: 09/04/1959	B0377	Local
Former National Bank Of Australasia Ltd - Head Office 271-285 Collins Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B3911	As a result of an architectural competition, A & K Henderson won the right to design the new headquarters of the National Bank replacing the earlier two-storey Renaissance Revival building on the site. Henderson's design was visionary. In order to preserve the memory of the older building, the orders of its ground and first floors were repeated in the ground and top floors of the new building with a modern infill between. In recent years the pattern has continued with an ... more	B3911	Regional
Former National Bank Of Australasia 127 Main Street,, BACCHUS MARSH VIC 3340 - Property No B2267	Built 1865, with extensions in 1869 & 1904 when a new banking chamber was added. This included the pillared piazza forming the upper storey and the ground level frontage.	B2267	File only
Former Bank of Australasia ANZ Bank 75-81 Collins Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B3923	A five-storey brick building with regular windows and cornice helping to define and maintain the scale of other classified buildings in this block. Classified: 22/07/1976 Group Classified: 15/07/1976	B3923	Local
Former Bank of Australasia - Castlemaine Historic Area Australia & New Zealand Bank Ltd 57 Mostyn Street,, CASTLEMAINE VIC 3450 - Property No B1958	Built on land purchased by the Bank of Australasia, 1854, for the inflated price of 2,500 pounds, this stuccoed two level brick building adopts the typical Conservative Classical style developed in Switzerland during the early 18th century from prototypes in the Italian Renaissance. Castlemaine builder, James Kibble constructed the bank to the design of Melbourne architect, John Gill, to open in July 1857 for a building cost of 5,310 pounds. This building is the second of ... more	B1958	State
Former Bank of Australasia ANX Bank 189 Nelson Place,, WILLIAMSTOWN VIC 3016 - Property No B0237	The former Bank of Australasia, built in 1876 by Pearce and Murray, is architecturally significant as an important example of the renowned architectural firm Reed and Barnes. The building is an original and elegant composition in the Italian Renaissance Revival style with its rich decoration and detail. Noteworthy features include the ornate upper storey with its balustraded and piered parapet, the window treatment, the wrought iron panels at the base of each window and the ... more	B0237	State
Former Bank of Australasia - Port Fairy Historic Area Former ANZ Bank 24 Sackville Street and Cnr Cox Street,, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B0957	The former Bank of Australasia was constructed in 1857 to the designs of Nathaniel Billing. The contractors were McKenzie and McGowan. The Bank is one of the most important and distinctive buildings in Port Fairy. The two-storied bluestone structure is of substantial proportions and the structure is one of Billing's most important works and a fine building with regard to both detailing and design. The structure has an angled corner with projecting bluestone porch. There are ... more	B0957	State

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