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Image	Name	Detail	File number	Level
	Former St Joseph's Catholic Church St Joseph's Catholic Church Hall 169 Kepler Street,, WARRNAMBOOL VIC 3280 - Property No B6027	A simple bluestone church designed by Dowden & Ross in the idiom of A W N Pugin and built in 1856, of interest for its facade with bellcote and flanking windows with simple bar tracery. Classified: 09/02/1989 See also B5965	B6027	Local
	Former Wesleyan Sabbath School Wesleyan Jubilee Hall , Rechabite Hall , All Saints Catholic Church Hall 95 King William Street,, FITZROY VIC 3065 - Property No B3859	A prefabricated iron store of 1854, which possibly originated as one of the iron chapels imported by the Wesleyans from Moreewood and Rogers of England. It consists of cast iron pilasters, five inch (or 130mm) corrugated iron cladding, and a stuccoed masonry facade probably of the 1860s. The brand cast into the pilaster, "Edwin Maw, Liverpool" is unique in Victoria and known elsewhere only in a group of iron structures at Numbaa, New South Wales. Classified 22/04/1976	B3859	Local

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Former St Joseph's Catholic Church

St Joseph's Catholic Church Hall

169 Kepler Street,, WARRNAMBOOL VIC 3280 - Property No B6027

A simple bluestone church designed by Dowden & Ross in the idiom of A W N Pugin and built in 1856, of interest for its facade with bellcote and flanking windows with simple bar tracery. Classified: 09/02/1989 See also B5965

B6027

Local

Former Wesleyan Sabbath School

Wesleyan Jubilee Hall , Rechabite Hall , All Saints Catholic Church Hall

95 King William Street,, FITZROY VIC 3065 - Property No B3859

A prefabricated iron store of 1854, which possibly originated as one of the iron chapels imported by the Wesleyans from Moreewood and Rogers of England. It consists of cast iron pilasters, five inch (or 130mm) corrugated iron cladding, and a stuccoed masonry facade probably of the 1860s. The brand cast into the pilaster, "Edwin Maw, Liverpool" is unique in Victoria and known elsewhere only in a group of iron structures at Numbaa, New South Wales. Classified 22/04/1976

B3859

Local