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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former Toorak Presbyterian Church Toorak Uniting Church 603 Toorak Road,, TOORAK VIC 3142 - Property No B3640	An imposing church in Barrabool sandstone with Camaru limestone dressings, designed by Reed and Barnes and built in 1875-6 with the addition of second transepts in 1888-89 designed by J F Smart. The building, of complex plan, includes a tall tower and broach spire, with flanking stair turret, nave and aisles, crossing fleche, double transepts and apse. The spacious interior includes cedar fittings and impressive stained glass window by Ferguson & Urie and others. Classified: ... more	B3640	Local
Former The Volunteer Arms Hotel Market Hotel 51 William Street,, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B4238	A two-storey bluestone structure with a stucco street facade erected c 1870 as the Volunteer Arms Hotel. to replace a timber building which was licensed in 1868. The name of the hotel was changed to the Market Hotel in 1873. The building has been used as a private residence since the 1920s. This stone structure has a rendered facade, upon which some of the original washed coatings and lines simulating stone blocks are still visible. Features of the Conservative Classical ... more	B4238	Local
Former Thomas the Apostle Presbyterian Church St. Thomas' Presbyterian Church , Crossroads Uniting Church cnr Synott Street & Duncans Road,, WERRIBEE VIC 3030 - Property No B3547	A handsome bluestone church of 1884 by Alexander Davidson with interesting engaged colonettes on an octagonal tower, intact iron finials and surprising Venetian Gothic arches, but with clumsy mansard gables forming the tower base. Internally the relocated Chirnside pew is finely carved with a mixture of late Norman and Ionic motifs which is quite exceptional. Classified: 15/05/1975	B3547	Local
Former Tarwin Lower Butter Factory Cnr South Gippsland Highway & Walkerville South Road,, TARWIN LOWER VIC 3956 - Property No B6104	This small brick and timber dairy built between 1929-1930 is located on the site of the first dairy factory in the Wooryal Shire and is notable as one of the few small dairy industry buildings remaining in West Gippsland. Like many of its neighbouring dairy factories Tarwin Lower underwent many ownership changes indicative of the struggles local farmers had in controlling their produce. The typical dairy roof-line contains ridge ventialtion. The simple lines of the building and well ... more	B6104	Local
Former Temperance Hall 270 Rae Street,, FITZROY NORTH VIC 3068 - Property No B3347	A temperance hall of 1887 distinguished by the complete trabeated system represented on the facade in pilasters of the Tuscan and Corinthian orders and by delicate segmental window hoods in the upper storey. Classified 21/03/1974	B3347	Local
Former Toora Creamery & Cheese Factory (Former) Toora Village Creative Arts Centre Stanley Street, TOORA VIC 3962 - Property No B6172		B6172	File only
Former Tram Shelter Batman Avenue,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0435		B0435	Demolished
Former Trafalgar Co-Operative Butter & Cheese Factory 72 - 78 Waterloo Road, TRAFALGAR VIC 3824 - Property No B6168		B6168	File only
Former Temple Court 15 Moloney Drive,, WODONGA VIC 3690 - Property No B7195	Temple Court is an 1890s single-storey brick residence situated on one acre of land with pastures, fruit trees, vegetable gardens and other plantings. The property also comprises a concrete block dairy, a detached framed garage and some small sheds. It was established by the Cochrane family, notable builders in the area. The property remains as the only remnant of the former use of land what has since become the Melrose Industrial Estate. Temple Court is significant for ... more	B7195	Demolished
Former Tramway & Omnibus Company Building 669-675 Bourke Street and 20-38 Godfrey street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0455	This building was constructed in 1891 as the new office for the privately-owned Melbourne Tramway and Omnibus Company. The company formed in 1868 and was re-constructed as the Melbourne Tramway & Omnibus Co in 1877 from the Melbourne Omnibus Co which was formed in 1869. It held a monopoly over the running of trams on the inner city's cable tram system from 1885-1916 and the office was constructed at one of the city termini. Designed by architects Twentyman and Askew, it is in a ... more	B0455	State

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