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Name	Detail	File number	Level
George Fincham/Frederick Taylor Pipe Organ Christ Church, 500 High Street,, ECHUCA VIC 3564 - Property No B2395	The pipe organ at Christ Church, Echuca is of interest for its incorporation of the physical structure of an organ built in 1873 by George Fincham for St Giles' Presbyterian Church, Geelong and its recycling into an organ for Echuca in 1919 by Frederick Taylor. The organ is significant for historic, aesthetic and technical reasons at a regional level The pipe organ at Christ Church, Echuca is significant for the following reasons: . It includes case and console ... more	B2395	Regional
St John's Presbyterian Church & Frederick Taylor Pipe Organ Spence Street,, WARRNAMBOOL VIC 3280 - Property No B4570	A prominently sited Gothic church designed by Warrnambool architect Andrew Kerr and opened in 1875, comprising a six-bay nave erected above a schoolroom, and transepts added in 1885. The main facade includes a five-light traceried window and tall buttressed tower to the south-west, and is striking, if somewhat infelicitous in appearance. The church was internally rebuilt in 1920-22 following a fire. Classified: 18/05/1989 Organ Statement of Significance: The pipework, ... more	B4570	Regional
Frederick Taylor Pipe Organ - Armadale Uniting Church 86A Kooyong Road,, ARMADALE VIC 3143 - Property No B6410	The pipe organ built in 1912-14 is the most substantial example of an instrument by the Hawthorn organbuilder Frederick Taylor to survive. The organ was notable at the time for its symphonic tonal style. While the original action was converted to electro-pneumatic in 1975 and some minor tonal additions made at this time, almost all of the original pipework survives. The organ is significant for historic, aesthetic and technical reasons at a regional level. The pipe ... more	B6410	Regional
Frederick Taylor Pipe Organ			Local