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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former Christ Church of England Christ Anglican Church 683-701 Punt Road and Cnr Toorak Road,, SOUTH YARRA VIC 3141 - Property No B0218	A prominent early church designed by Webb & Taylor and built in 1856-9, with aisles, sanctuary and the bulk of the tower added over the period 1881-9 to the design of Reed Henderson & Smart. The most distinctive feature is the elongated tower and spire with closely clustered spirelets forming an unusually tight composition, perhaps influenced by Continental precedents. The church incorporates chancel furnishings by Alexander North and stained glass by E R Suffling ... more	B0218	State
Christ Church Anglican Church , Church of England MYRNIONG VIC 3341 - Property No B4287		B4287	File only
Former Christ Church of England Christ Anglican Church Cnr Centre Dandenong & Old Dandenong Roads, DINGLEY VILLAGE VIC 3610 - Property No B2210	An Anglican church of 1872-3 which is unusual as one of the very few privately endowed examples in the metropolitan area, as well as being a particularly characteristic and successful example of the work of Charles Webb. It is of brick with cement dressings, with a handsome square tower, a polygonal chancel with three contemporary stained glass memorial windows, and a wheel window at the West end. Classified: 'Regional' 22/08/1968 Revised: 03/08/1998	B2210	State
Christ Church & Organ - Castlemaine Historic Area 8 Mostyn Street,, CASTLEMAINE VIC 3450 - Property No B0665	Church Statement of Significance: One of the oldest substantial churches on the Victorian goldfields, of great interest for its use of local sandstone and for details such as the rose window and the faces carved on the crockets. This is a particularly charming and intact church, integrally involved in the history of the Castlemaine goldfield, and was the subject of a legal action between the architects and the trustees. Church Classified: 'Local' prior 1967 Revised: ... more	B0665	State
Christ Church & Organ 10 Glenlyon Road,, BRUNSWICK VIC 3056 - Property No B0549	Church Statement of Significance: A church which is quite exceptional for its Picturesque Italianate character, though it is unclear whether this was intended at the outset. The nave of 1857, designed by Purchas & Swyer, may have been stuccoed at a later date, but the transpets, chancel and vestry were designed by Smith & Watts in 1873-4, and the transept elevation has something of the character of the designs in N H Parker's book Villa Rustica of 1835. This is ... more	B0549	State
Former Christ Church of England Anglica Church Queens Avenue,, ST ARNAUD VIC 3478 - Property No B5824	A brick church designed by F M Moore and begun in 1864 with the addition of porches and vestry in 1887. The building is of interest on account of its five-bay nave with transverse gables. Classified: 26/03/1987	B5824	Regional
Christ Church (Anglican) Ridge Road, CHRISTMAS HILLS VIC 3775 - Property No B4469	Classified: 19/04/1979 Demolished: 1982	B4469	Demolished
Former Christ Church of England Anglican Church Cnr McCallum & Splatt Streets, SWAN HILL VIC 3585 - Property No B4817		B4817	Demolished
Former Christ Church of England and Hill & Son Organ Christ Anglican Church 14 Acland Street,, ST KILDA VIC 3182 - Property No B2352	Church Statement of Significance: A substantial church comprising nave, tower base, transepts, apsidal chancel and vestry, designed by Purchas & Swyer and built from 1854-57, enlarged in 1874 and 1881 to the design of Sydney W Smith. The material is a rarely-used sandstone from Point King, Sorrento, and the building is of interest for its triangular western rose window, possibly inspired by Lichfield Cathedral, spacious chancel with intact stencilling, stained glass by ... more	B2352	State
Christ Church Anglican Church 64-66 Henna Street & 224 - 230 Koroit Street,, WARRNAMBOOL VIC 3280 - Property No B5925	A somewhat unusually planned and very attractive provincial church, designed by Nathaniel Billing and begun in 1855, with additions in 1861 and 1864 and at other times, ultimately producing a plan with effectively two parallel naves. To this was added a tower by Terry and Oakden in 1879, but the intended spire was never executed. Classified: 04/08/1988	B5925	State

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