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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church & Organ Uniting Church 23 Service Street, CLUNES VIC 3370 - Property No B3183	Church Statement of Significance: A particularly idiosyncratic bluestone church begun in 1864, with a gallery on cast iron columns dating from 1868, but dating substantially from 1871. The facade incorporates a four light perpendicular Gothic window and a squat octagonal turret with an oversized roof. The interior, though it has subsequently been partitioned into two , includes cast iron gallery balustrading, carved hammer beam ceiling and a small pipe organ of unknown provenance. ... more	B3183	Local
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church King Street,, TARNAGULLA VIC 3551 - Property No B6534	The former Tarnagulla Wesleyan Church, built in 1865, is of local architectural and historical significance as an expression of the enthusiasm and strength of local Methodism at Sandy Creek (Tarnagulla) in particular, and throughout the central Victorian Goldfields in general. Designed by notable and prolific architects Crouch and Wilson, this simple Gothic revival church with spirelets is notable for its two-colour Flemish bond brickwork and for its hillside tree-grove siting in ... more	B6534	Local
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church Baptist Church Ebden Street,, KYNETON VIC 3444 - Property No B5153		B5153	File only
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church Complex Methodist Church , Auburn Uniting Church 81 Oxley Road, (cnr Hepburn Street), HAWTHORN VIC 3122 - Property No B4167	A veritable cathedral of Victorian Wesleyanism in which the brilliant young architect Alfred Dunn reinterpreted the Lombardic design of the Independent Church, Collins Street, in American Romanesque and using deep red and brown brickwork. The building was recognised as the finest Wesleyan church in Victoria, and the school and parsonage, while simpler, are also substantial, of the same materials and sympathetic in style. All of this reflects the position of the Hawthorn circuit as ... more	B4167	Regional
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church Uniting Church 25 Powlett Street,, KILMORE VIC 3764 - Property No B5614	A church in coursed bluestone rubble designed by Crough and Wilson and built in 1858-9, with a diminutive belfry, wrought iron finials, tripartite lancet window and timber Gothic glazing bars to the nave windows. Classified: 18/08/1988	B5614	Regional
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church & Organ Carlton Methodist Mission , Church Of All Nations 180 Palmerston Street,, CARLTON VIC 3053 - Property No B4851	The Churchwas built in 1869-70 to a design by the distinguished Melbourne architect Joseph Reed of Reed & Barnes. It replaced a timber church which had opened in Palmerston Street in 1861. In 1869 Reed was commissioned to design a larger church of bluestone, which opened 6 March 1870. The contractor was John Pigdon. Due to the lack of funds the top of the tower, the spire and the side balconies inside were never built and the nave was shortened. In 1876 the ... more	B4851	State
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church Pioneer Chapel Cnr Main Road & Bryson Street,, POOWONG VIC 3988 - Property No B5013	A simple timber Gothic building designed by Mark Gardner and erected in 1878 with the addition of transepts in 1890. The attractive interior retains its original fittings, boarding and colourful leadlight windows. Also used as the first school in Poowong in addition to being a church. Classified: 13/05/1982	B5013	Local
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church Uniting Church 249 High Street,, NORTHCOTE VIC 3070 - Property No B4429		B4429	File only
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church Uniting church Hobson Street,, STRATFORD VIC 3862 - Property No B4962		B4962	File only
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church Uniting Church 250 - 254 Neerim Road,, CARNEGIE VIC 3163 - Property No B3370	A church of bizarre architectural character, built in 1914 to the design of A P Coles. The exterior treatment is a combination of red brick American Romanesque; English Arts & Crafts in the rough cast and the pseudo half-timbered gable (which itself has Art Nouveau overtones); and a North European, perhaps Baltic half-gabled tower with a slender spire. Classified: 24/08/1989	B3370	Local

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