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	Duke Of Wellington Hotel 142 Flinders Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B4640	The Duke of Wellington Hotel,is a complex of four buildings. The first was designed by architect Richard Dalton and built in 1850 for Timothy Lane in what was then a quiet situation facing the open space between Flinders Street and the Yarra River. It operated as a boarding house until 1853, when Dalton was granted a licence to operate it as a hotel, and it has operated as such since then, always under the same name. It is the oldest known substantially intact continuously ... more	B4640	State
	Browtop Duke of Wellington Hotel 281 Pakington Street, NEWTOWN VIC 3220 - Property No B1149	Brow-Top, the property formerly known as the Duke of Wellington Hotel in Pakington Street, Newtown, was apparently erected in two stages, firstly as a house in the 1840's, with the later addition of an upper storey and other works c.1850 when the premises were converted to a hotel. This early hotel, constructed on Barrabool freestone ashlar and slate roof, is a Colonial Georgian design enhanced with a tuscan doric portico. The first meeting of the Council of the Borough of ... more	B1149	Local

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Duke Of Wellington Hotel

142 Flinders Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B4640

The Duke of Wellington Hotel,is a complex of four buildings. The first was designed by architect Richard Dalton and built in 1850 for Timothy Lane in what was then a quiet situation facing the open space between Flinders Street and the Yarra River. It operated as a boarding house until 1853, when Dalton was granted a licence to operate it as a hotel, and it has operated as such since then, always under the same name. It is the oldest known substantially intact continuously ... more

B4640

State

Browtop

Duke of Wellington Hotel

281 Pakington Street, NEWTOWN VIC 3220 - Property No B1149

Brow-Top, the property formerly known as the Duke of Wellington Hotel in Pakington Street, Newtown, was apparently erected in two stages, firstly as a house in the 1840's, with the later addition of an upper storey and other works c.1850 when the premises were converted to a hotel. This early hotel, constructed on Barrabool freestone ashlar and slate roof, is a Colonial Georgian design enhanced with a tuscan doric portico. The first meeting of the Council of the Borough of ... more

B1149

Local