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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Fincham Organ - Christ Church MARYBOROUGH VIC 3465 - Property No B6444	A two-manual organ of 11 speaking stops built in 1887 by George Fincham and remaining substantially unaltered apart from the gilding of the facade pipes, which were originally stencilled, and the substitution of a Fifteenth for the original Piccolo stop. The instrument is of partucular interest for its unusual double-sided case with two facades, designed to be fitted into a corner of the church. Originally sited in the chancel, the organ is now placed at the west end of the church. ... more	B6444	Regional
Christ Church Christ Church Anglican Church Lyle Street,, WARRACKNABEAL VIC 3393 - Property No B2325		B2325	File only
Christ Church of England Anglican Church Beal Street,, BIRREGURRA VIC 3242 - Property No B2573	A bluestone church of 1870 which is particularly attractive and well detailed for such a rural location, but which is particularly distinguished by its dominating tower and stair turret of 1890. The nave is by the prominent architect Leonard Terry, but the designer of the tower is unknown (possibly C D Figgis). The interior includes fine stained glass, a paved sanctuary floor and pews designed by Figgis. Classified: 09/07/1970 Revised: 09/03/1989	B2573	Regional
Vicarage - Christ Church Beal Street,, BIRREGURRA VIC 3242 - Property No B2574	Early date and has considerable character. Classified: 28/05/1970 File note: private residence since c1990	B2574	Regional
Christ Church & Ferguson & Urie Stained Glass NE Cnr Moorabool & McKillop Streets, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B1060	Church Statement of Significance: One of Victoria's oldest churches, built 1843 - 1847, to the design of the eminent Sydney architect E T Blacket, supervised by John Gill, and an unusual example of the Perpendicular Gothic style. Additions were made in 1855 by Snell, Kawerau and Prowse, and by others at later dates. Church Classified: 08/121977, Confirmed:18/051989. Public Art Statement of Significance: This is one of a group of three works of stained glass ... more	B1060	State
Former Christ Church of England Christ Church Impey Street, MURCHISON VIC 3610 - Property No B3936		B3936	File only
Christ Church of England & Organ Christ AnglicanChurch Cnr Central Springs Road & Camp Street,, DAYLESFORD VIC 3460 - Property No B5419	Church Statement of Significance: An early and good example of Leonard Terry's church design, dating from 1862-3, and in the Early English style, which never received its intended tower at the South-East corner, but was extended by Inskip and Butler in 1896 with a particularly pleasing chancel of sheer brick external surfaces, but picturesque massing. The building comprises a spacious nave of six bays, porch and elevated chancel, including an unaltered organ by George Fincham dating ... more	B5419	Regional
Former Christ Church Denominational School 54 Central Springs Road,, DAYLESFORD VIC 3460 - Property No B5420	An evocative example of a denominational school of the 1850's, the original wing of 1857 having been used for worship prior to the construction of the adjoining church, and a girls' room having been added in 1864. Classified: 29/09/1983	B5420	Local
Christ Church & Organ - Beechworth Historic Area 25 - 27 Ford Street,, BEECHWORTH VIC 3747 - Property No B0618	Church Statement of Significance: A sturdy church designed by Leonard Terry and built in two stages with a distinctive character which derives from its use of the attractive local granite, and from its castellated tower. The buttressed nave with lancet windows in the Early English manner dates form 1858 and the tower and polygonal chancel from 1864. The Carpenter Gothic vestry off the chancel, possibly of the 1870s contributes to the charm of the building. The pipe organ built ... more	B0618	State
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

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