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	Exchange Hotel 43 Main Street,, FOSTER VIC 3960 - Property No B2744	Built 1907, for Anastasia Banks, the Exchange is a rare example of a large timber hotel, still with its original function. The single storey facade presents three gables, two of which span the timber verandah, with its bowed brackets marrying the curb-side posts to the frieze. The dominant element is the squat hexagonal tower above the public bar, introducing the run of verandah, and capped with the crowning seal of an ogee roof. The three windows of the tower, of which the ... more	B2744	Regional
	James Patrick Building Exchange Hotel , Shipping House , Melbourne Exchange Hotel , Melbourne chamber of Commerce building 35 William Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0833	A building of interest as it was said to incorporate part of J F Strachan's premises of 1838, supposed to be the earliest brick store in Melbourne. Interior gutted and ground floor street front entirely altered in the 20th century. Classified: 'Local' 01/03/1973 Demolished 1973	B0833	Demolished

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Exchange Hotel

43 Main Street,, FOSTER VIC 3960 - Property No B2744

Built 1907, for Anastasia Banks, the Exchange is a rare example of a large timber hotel, still with its original function. The single storey facade presents three gables, two of which span the timber verandah, with its bowed brackets marrying the curb-side posts to the frieze. The dominant element is the squat hexagonal tower above the public bar, introducing the run of verandah, and capped with the crowning seal of an ogee roof. The three windows of the tower, of which the ... more

B2744

Regional

James Patrick Building

Exchange Hotel , Shipping House , Melbourne Exchange Hotel , Melbourne chamber of Commerce building

35 William Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0833

A building of interest as it was said to incorporate part of J F Strachan's premises of 1838, supposed to be the earliest brick store in Melbourne. Interior gutted and ground floor street front entirely altered in the 20th century. Classified: 'Local' 01/03/1973 Demolished 1973

B0833

Demolished