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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former Independent Church St Michael's Uniting Church 122-136 Collins Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B2351	The earliest church in Victoria to be built in a Lombardic Romanesque style, designed by Reed and Barnes, and erected in 1866-67. The polychrome brick exterior, with tall campanile to the south-west, is especially notable. The galleried interior is of amphitheatrical form focussing upon pulpit and organ and designed for acoustic effect. The building exerted a highly formative influence on subsequent polychrome church work and, together with Reed's Lombardic style houses, on ... more	B2351	State
Former Independent Church Catholic Lebanese Church, Our Lady Of Lebanon 357 Rathdowne Street,, CARLTON VIC 3053 - Property No B4758	A brick church built in 1878 to the design of Reed & Barnes and exhibiting a mysterious discontinuity between the two bays at the entrance end and the body of the church. Though of little architectural significance the building is of historical interest because it became the first Lebanese Catholic Church in Victoria in 1958. Classified: 13/07/1989 File Note. Converted to flats 2002	B4758	Local
Former Independent Church Uniting Church , Former Congreagational Church 246 Malvern Road,, PRAHRAN VIC 3181 - Property No B4860	The former Prahran Congregational Church is of State significance as an early local example of the Nonconformist tradition, as a prominent early church work by an important firm of architects, and as the oldest surviving example of a ramped auditorium-type church interior in Victoria. This significance has survived the loss of the 1863 F W Nicholson organ and the pews, and damage to the floor. The church was built in 1858-9 in bluestone with cement dressings, in a free ... more	B4860	State

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Former Independent Church

St Michael's Uniting Church

122-136 Collins Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B2351

The earliest church in Victoria to be built in a Lombardic Romanesque style, designed by Reed and Barnes, and erected in 1866-67. The polychrome brick exterior, with tall campanile to the south-west, is especially notable. The galleried interior is of amphitheatrical form focussing upon pulpit and organ and designed for acoustic effect. The building exerted a highly formative influence on subsequent polychrome church work and, together with Reed's Lombardic style houses, on ... more

B2351

State

Former Independent Church

Catholic Lebanese Church, Our Lady Of Lebanon

357 Rathdowne Street,, CARLTON VIC 3053 - Property No B4758

A brick church built in 1878 to the design of Reed & Barnes and exhibiting a mysterious discontinuity between the two bays at the entrance end and the body of the church. Though of little architectural significance the building is of historical interest because it became the first Lebanese Catholic Church in Victoria in 1958. Classified: 13/07/1989 File Note. Converted to flats 2002

B4758

Local

Former Independent Church

Uniting Church , Former Congreagational Church

246 Malvern Road,, PRAHRAN VIC 3181 - Property No B4860

The former Prahran Congregational Church is of State significance as an early local example of the Nonconformist tradition, as a prominent early church work by an important firm of architects, and as the oldest surviving example of a ramped auditorium-type church interior in Victoria. This significance has survived the loss of the 1863 F W Nicholson organ and the pews, and damage to the floor. The church was built in 1858-9 in bluestone with cement dressings, in a free ... more

B4860

State