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Former Congregational Church & Organ Trinity Uniting Church 17 Black Street,, BRIGHTON VIC 3186 - Property No B4795	Church Statement of Significance: A fine church in polychrome manner by the Brighton architect Charles Webb, built in 1875 and displaying carefully conceived cement dressings and details and an unusual rose window of the type previously used by Webb at Christ Church, Dingley. Internally the floor slopes in auditourium fashion; the New Zealand kauri pews survive, though rearranged; the stencilled dado band and window margins also survive, though the balance of the decoration is ... more	B4795	State
Our Lady Of Victories Catholic Church 548 Burke Road,, CAMBERWELL VIC 3124 - Property No B5949	A prominently sited domed cruciform church of French character, designed by A A Fritsch and built between 1913 and 1918 of Waurn Ponds freestone. The massive exterior is dominated by the crossing dome, sheathed in copper, surmounted by a cupola and gilt statue of Our Lady of Victories. The spacious interior focusses upon a large circular apse, with coffered ceiling, containing an elaborate classical altar piece with flanking columns and entabature. The lavish fitting includes a ... more	B5949	Regional
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
Former St Jude's Church of England & Organ St. Jude's Anglican Church 351-357 Lygon Street,, CARLTON VIC 3053 - Property No B2296	Church Statement of Significance: The first fully polychromatic brick church in Australia, designed by Reed & Barnes and built in two stages between 1866 and 1870, but without the intended tower and spire. The building comprises a buttressed nave of eight bays elevated above a crypt and a chancel with square termination. It is of great significance for its early use of fully developed polychromy, employing red and cream bricks against a brown background in quoining, ... more	B2296	State
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church Uniting Church 249 High Street,, NORTHCOTE VIC 3070 - Property No B4429		B4429	File only
Former John Knox Free Presbyterian Church Church of Christ 327 - 333 Swanston Street and 178 Little Lonsdale Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0824	A church built in 1863 to the design of Charles Webb, with what is possibly the most elaborate stuccoed Gothic facade in Victoria. In typical Webb fashion the decoration is concentrated on the central panel of the entrance (ecclesiastical west) front incorporating porch, traceried window, flanking octagonal turrets and piered parapet, and there is a generic resemblance to Webb's rather simpler Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church, Latrobe Street (1871). Classified: ... more	B0824	Local
Former Primative Methodist Church Uniting Church Providence Road,, GREENVALE VIC 3059 - Property No B4926	A Primative Methodist church of 1869 which is distinguished by its striking patterned bi-coloured brickwork facade, surmounted by a gabled bell-cote. Classified: 08/09/1983 Revised: 13/07/1989	B4926	Regional
Hill Organ - St Augustine's Catholic Church Somerville Road,, YARRAVILLE VIC 3013 - Property No B6096	A single-manual organ of five stops built by Hill & Son, London, in 1872 for export to Melbourne.Its early history is unknown before its installation at Yarraville. Apart from the obliteration of the original diapering of the facade pipes by gold paint during a recent restoration, the instrument remains essentially intact and is the least altered example of Hill's work remaining in Victoria. Classified: 19/10/1989	B6096	Regional
Methodist Church Uniting Church Cnr Sydney Road & Bell Street, COBURG VIC 3058 - Property No B2781	A six-bay church designed by T J Crouch and opened in 1858, notable for its use of small-scale bluestone rubble of the type inaccurately known in the nineteenth century as "cyclopean" interspersed with cement dressings. The main facade embraces a bellcote (since removed), flanking pinnacles and arch, with nailhead moulding, containing a tripartite lancet window and doorway. Classified 26/05/1988	B2781	State
Former St Peter's Church of England Vicarage St Peter's Anglican Vicerage 1 Ross Street and Cnr Drake Street,, MORNINGTON VIC 3931 - Property No B0018	St Peter's Vicarage, Mornington, is a single -story house built c. 1864, possibly to designs by Francis A. Gillett. The stuccoed structure has steeply pitched slate roofs with gables decorated with barge boards. There are prominent chimneys with splayed shafts, and the plinth & bay windows are other features. St Peter's Vicarage is an early building notable as an example of the Picturesque Gothic style; for its realtionship to the Anglican church of St Peter and for its ... more	B0018	Local

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