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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former St Mary's Church of England & Organ St Mary's Anglican Church 163 Howard Street,, NORTH MELBOURNE VIC 3051 - Property No B1899	Church Statement of Significance: Lloyd Tayler's earliest work, built in 1860-62 with extensions in 1868. The austere and expansive interior is well planned and culminates in a distinctive vaulted crossing. Timber ceilings in nave, transepts and chancel are notable. Classified: 'Local' 26/08/1965 Revised: 'Regional' 16/04/1970 Revised: 03/08/1998 Organ Statement of Significance: A two-manual organ of 12 stops built in 1958 by the German firm of Werner Bosch for a ... more	B1899	State
Former St Kilda Family Hotel 68-70 Clyde Street,, ST KILDA VIC 3182 - Property No B5946		B5946	File only
Former St Andrew's Presbyterian Church St Andrew's Uniting Church 10 High Street,, CHARLTON VIC 3525 - Property No B2336		B2336	File only
Former Steampacket Hotel 33 Bentinck Street,, PORTLAND VIC 3305 - Property No B0684	One of Victoria's oldest hotel buildings, known to have been in operation as an inn from July 1842, and built of imported timber from Van Diemen's Land (now Tasmania), which is consistent with its use of the half-hipped roof form found on a number of early Tasmanian buildings. Although the verandah, the windows and the roofing have all been replaced, and the ground floor rooms entirely relined in the early twentieth century, the original lapped boards and decorative finishes ... more	B0684	State
Former St Andrew's Presbyterian Church & Cook Organ 19 Camp Street,, DAYLESFORD VIC 3460 - Property No B5906	Church Statement of Significance: A brick church of 1903-4 designed by Clegg & Miller, and distinctive for the composition of its west front. This is elevated high above the street and incorporates an open porch flanked by an octagonal bell tower with copper spire and a lower projection with pyramidal roof. The interior, which has a sloping floor, focusses upon the apse. Church Classified Local: 13/07/1989 Cook Organ Statement of Significance: A two-manual organ of 11 ... more	B5906	Local
Former State Savings Bank - Castlemaine Historic Area Police Station 37 Hargraves Street,, CASTLEMAINE VIC 3450 - Property No B0313	Classified: 11/12/1958 Part of Castlemaine Historic Area B4894 Castlemaine grew as a result of the discovery of gold along Forest Creek in July, 1851. By December of that year the population on the field was greater than that of Melbourne. In 1852 Mr Templeton surveyed the township of Castlemaine and in 1853 the first auction of the town site was held. The Castlemaine goldfield was allegedly the richest alluvial goldfield in the world. Such was the prosperity of the ... more	B0313	Local
Former St Georges Parish Hall Anglican Parish Hall Cnr Learmonth and Hobson Streets,, QUEENSCLIFF VIC 3225 - Property No B1879	A solid looking brick building of six rooms and of indeterminate style. Started in about 1870 with miscellaneous alterations and additions until 1902. It was also used at various times by a Masonic Lodge, a Grammar School, the Borough Council for Council Chambers, a State School and various local societies. Classified: 13/11/1975	B1879	Local
Former St Andrew's Presbyterian Church Uniting Church Woolock Street,, WARRACKNABEAL VIC 3393 - Property No B5413	A simple Gothic Revival church of 1888, of interest for its timber vaulted ceiling with kingpost cross truss with pendant timber boss and the exterior featuring pleasing banded brickwork. Classified: 11/08/1983 Demolished: 1983.	B5413	Demolished
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 St Luke's Church of England & Courcelle Organ St Luke's Anglican Church & Organ 210-218 Dorcas Street,, SOUTH MELBOURNE VIC 3205 - Property No B2023	Members of the Church of England met at South Melbourne, then known as Emerald Hill, as early as 1854 and a reserve at the corner of Dorcas and Clarendon Streets was set aside for this church in the original township plan of 1852. St Luke's Church of England was subsequently built on this prominent site in 1857. Designed by Francis M White, the nave with front porch to Clarendon Street, was built initially, and further extension work was carried out in 1859. The architect ... more	B2023	State

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