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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former St John's Wood Wanganella 8 Aird Street, CAMBERWELL VIC 3124 - Property No B1140	A two-storey mansion of 1870 (originally named St John's Wood), with columnar porticos surmounted by balustraded belconies and with elaborately worked iron entrance gates. The name change to 'Wanganella' came about in 1884 when Mrs Marie Peppin bought hte house and named it after her husband's family's merino sheep property 'Wanganella' in Deniliquin NSW. Classified: 04/08/1960 Classified: Local: 03/08/1998	B1140	Local
Labassa Former Stables 5 - 9 Manor Grove,, CAULFIELD VIC 3162 - Property No B5287	Classified: 11/11/1982	B5287	Local
Former St Stephen's Church of England & Organ St Stephen's Anglican Church 360 Church Street,, RICHMOND VIC 3121 - Property No B2155	Church Statement of Significance: One of Melbourne's earliest bluestone churches, of which the four bay nave of 1850-1 was designed by Newson & Blackburn. Other work, since largely reversed, was by Charles Webb in 1855-6, and Nathaniel Billing was responsible for the north aisle of 1863-4 and the south aisle and chancel between 1868 and 1876. The interior has since suffered deleterious alterations. Classified: 16/07/1978 Revised: 11/11/1982 Organ Statement of ... more	B2155	State
Former St Pauls Church of England St Paul's Anglican Church Fergusson Street,, CAMPERDOWN VIC 3260 - Property No B2257	A bluestone church with sandstone detailing comprising a four-bay nave, erected in 1864, chancel and trancepts, erected in 1894, and clumsily designed spire, dating from 1955. The transepts and circular apse are finely detailed and give the building a distinctively French Gothic appearance. Classified 12/12/1968	B2257	Local
Former St Helens Stella Maris Convent Bay Street, NORTH GEELONG VIC 3215 - Property No B1729	The two sroey Italianate mansion formerly known as 'St Helens' and now the Stella Maris Convent may have been erected as early as 1849 for G F Read Jnr, only son of G F Read , merchant and banker of Hobart. This two storey ashlar Barabool stone house with encircling verandah is a transitional Italianate design, symmetrially arrananged. It is one of the earliest mansion houses in Geelong and now substantially defaced. G F Read Jnr was an important pioneer squatter in ... more	B1729	Local
Former St Andrew's Presbyterian Church St. Andrew's Uniting Church High Street,, CHILTERN VIC 3683 - Property No B3559	A simple brick church comprising a four-bay nave, porch and vestry, erected in 1871-75 of interest for its bellcote with octagonal spire and use of contrasting cream brick quoinwork. The interior focusses upon a pulpit with ogee-shaped canopy Classified: 28/08/1975	B3559	Local
Former State School No 1118 Warrnambooll-MortlakeRoad,, BALLANGEICH VIC 3279 - Property No B4307	A simple bluestone school building opened in 1872, the costs being shared equally between the local community and the government. Classified: 08/02/1979	B4307	Local
Former St Aidan's House Millward House, Girton College Campus 190 St Aidan's Road (Cnr Edwards Street), BENDIGO VIC 3550 - Property No B5710	St Aidan's Orphanage, built in stages between 1903 and 1930, with buildings designed jointly and separately by the prominent firm of Reed, Smart and Tappin of Melbourne and architects Keogh and Austen of Bendigo, and is of State architectural and historical significance. Historically, the complex is significant as the largest surviving orphanage building in Victoria and as one of the largest religious charitable complexes in Victoria. The complex is a prominent local landmark ... more	B5710	State
Former St Barnabas' Church of England St Barnabas' Anglican Church 86a Balwyn Road,, BALWYN VIC 3103 - Property No B2724	An attractive church in bichrome brick, designed by Charles Barrett and built in 1872 with additions in 1884, 1930 and 1966 comprising transepts, chancel and porch. The original three-bay nave incorporates a cement-faced bell cote, low-set buttresses, and windows with hood mouldings. Classified: 20/08/1970	B2724	Local
Former St John's Wesleyan Church & Organ St John's Uniting Church 34 Electra Street,, WILLIAMSTOWN VIC 3016 - Property No B3726	Church - A large bluestone church with yellow brick and cement details, built in 1876 to the design of Crouch & Wilson. The building is in the form of a hall church with nave and aisles separated by slender cast iron columns. The main facade incorporates twin doorways with unusual hood mouldings. There is a pipe organ by Fincham & Hobday with diape red front pipes. Classified: 13/07/1989 Organ - A two-manual organ of 20 stops built in 1893 by Fincham & ... more	B3726	State

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