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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former Western House National Bank 460 Collins Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B4070	A nine-storey bank of 1938-39 designed by Meldrum & Noad; representing one of the last uses of the classical revival style traditionally associated with banks in the 1930s, here exemplified in a restrained form on the two street facades of sandstone over a granite plinth and within the main banking chamber. The classification extends to the banking chamber and street facades. Classified: 09/02/1978	B4070	Local
Former W H Blakeley & Co 15-21 Little Lonsdale Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B5671	Classified: 15/12/1986	B5671	Local
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church Bridport Street,, ALBERT PARK VIC 3206 - Property No B5754	A prominently sited brick church built in 1890 to the design of Oakden Addison & Kemp of interest for its facades with triple lancet windows and flanking bartizans. The formerly amphitheatrical interior is now bereft of its fittings which included a choir gallery and Fincham pipe organ. Classified: 30/10/1986	B5754	Local
Former Windemere Town School Wendouree West Primary School Annexe , Cardigan Primary School No 668 Western Hwy,, CARDIGAN VIC 3352 - Property No B3871	Designed by Henry Bastow and built in 1883, this rectangular brick building with steeply pitched roof was originally named Windermere but in 1909 changed to Cardigan. It was officially closed in 1972. Classified: 07/10/1976	B3871	Local
Former Westend Hall Mt Alvernia Hospital Crn Lily and Barnard Streets, BENDIGO VIC 3550 - Property No B1091		B1091	Local
Former Weslyan Methodist Church Avoca Mail Printing Office 109 A & B High Street, AVOCA VIC 3467 - Property No B4224	The former Avoca Mail Printing Office, which was built in 1856 as a Wesleyan Church, extended in 1861/62 as a cordial factory and converted into a printing office shopfront in c1865, is architecturally and historically significant at a local level. The Wesleyan Church section is historically significant as one of the oldest buildings in the township. The building has a strong association with the Avoca Mail, which occupied the site from 1865, and for over one hundred years ... more	B4224	Demolished
Former Wesley Church and Hall Uniting Church Grant Street,, COLAC VIC 3250 - Property No B7342	The Grant Street Wesley Church of 1926 and Hall of 1925, designed by Alec S Eggleston, were built for the Methodist congregation of Colac in response to the growing population and increasing prosperity of Colac in the early twentieth century. It was largely funded by the local Methodist population, an indication of their commitment to the church, particularly during the period of depression in the 1930s. A parsonage planned at the same time as the church and hall was not ... more	B7342	Regional
Former Wesleyan Church Masonic Lodge Lodge Walk, WALHALLA VIC 3825 - Property No B3247	Church Statement of Significance: A Timber Wesleyan church associated with the earliest days of Walhalla, built in 1866 and extended prior to 1905. Classified: 17/11/1977 Group Statement of Significance: A group of structures of the late 19th century mining revival at Walhalla comprising the following: B3552 Stone Retaining Wall, B0766 Bandstand, B03148 Fire Engine Shed & B3582 Bandstand Area Group Group House on the hill behind Fire Engine shed Curved steps ... more	B3247	Local
Former Warehouse Stevenson & sons , Bicycle Victoria House 15 - 19 O'Connell Street,, NORTH MELBOURNE VIC 3051 - Property No B0151	A former warehouse of State architectural and historical significance. The former warehouse, completed in 1889 for L Stevenson and Sons, softgoods merchants and warehousemen, is the only known surviving building constructed by this pioneering firm. Architecturally, it is an impressively scaled basalt structure with strong detailing evocative of its industrial use and is one of the few original examples outside the Melbourne Central Business District. Classified: ... more	B0151	State
Former Wesleyan Church Complex Uniting Church 167 Fitzroy Street and Cnr Princes Street,, ST KILDA VIC 3182 - Property No B1909	One of the first Wesleyan churches in Victoria in the Gothic style (contemporary with Joseph Reed's church in Lonsdale Street), built in 1857-8 to the design of David Ross. It is a particularly English looking building with an axial West tower designed to contain a clock and to be crowned by four pinnacles (which, if ever built, are now lacking). While the openings are of Early English form there is Perpendicular tracery in three West windows, and matching panelling in the doors. ... more	B1909	Regional

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