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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church Uniting Church , Wesleyan Church 197 Annesley Street,, ECHUCA VIC 3564 - Property No B5330	The Echuch Uniting Church, built in 1869 is of regional architectural significance as a polychrome church designed by prominent architects Crouch and Wilson. It is significant for the decorative polychrome effect provided by contrasting the red bricks of the body of the church, with cream bricks, and dark painted wall banding and voussoirs, although much of the dark colour appears to have been washed away, reducing the polychrome effect to bichrome. The trancepts were added ... more	B5330	Regional
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church Church Street, MAJORCA VIC 3207 - Property No B3888		B3888	File only
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church Uniting Church , Methodist Church Beal Street,, BIRREGURRA VIC 3242 - Property No B4799		B4799	File only
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church Uniting Church , Drysdale Methodist Church 22-24 High Street,, DRYSDALE VIC 3222 - Property No B2710	A picturesque brick church designed by A J Derrick in a retrogressive idiom and built in 1887-88. The building is of interest for its slim two-light windows with wooden tracery and its facade, crowned by three elongated pinnacles. Classified: 15/10/1970	B2710	Local
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church Uniting Church 12 - 14 Esler Street,, CALIFORNIA GULLY VIC 3556 - Property No B3494	A Wesleyan Methodist church which was built in 1870-75 to the design of the architects McPherson & Laurie and renovated in 1895; all to a scale and quality which reflects the strength of the denomination on the Bendigo gold diggings. The church is notable for a quite exceptionally fine and intact decorative scheme consisting principally of a star-spangled ceiling and imitati on masonry block walls, nearly all of which is in good condition.There are cedar pews to seat 550. The ... more	B3494	State
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church & Organ Uniting Church Central Springs Road,, DAYLESFORD VIC 3460 - Property No B5414	Church Statement of Significance: A complex of buildings designed by Crouch & Wilson, including a sandstone chapel of 1861 and substantial brick church of 1865, with diapered front, exceptional at this date. It comprises nave and aisles with no clerestory and a brick spire to the south-west, one of only three such spires known in Victoria. The pipe organ was installed in 1888 by Willian Anderson and retains its diapered facade. Church Classified: 29/09/1983 Organ ... more	B5414	Regional
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

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