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Assembly Hall & Organ 156-160 Collins Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B3900	Hall Statement of Significance: Designed by architect H. H. Kemp in traditional gothic revival style and blending well with the adjacent Scotts Church, this 4-storey solid masonry structure with bluestone base, rough sandstone facade and ashlar quoins and mouldings was built by Swanston Bros. on the site of the old church Manse in 1915 for the Presbyterian Church. The Assembly Hall's association with the history of the Presbyterian development within Victoria is particularly ... more	B3900	Local
Northcote Town Hall 189 High Street,, NORTHCOTE VIC 3070 - Property No B5324	The prolific designer of town halls, George R Johnson, won an 1887 competition for the Northcote Town Hall. The first stage, including a courthouse and council chamber was completed, minus the tower, in 1891. A library section and municipal offices were built in the second stage whilst the shell of the present town hall was constructed in 1912 under the architects, Sydney Smith and Ogg, and following generally Johnson's design. During 1930, Harry Norris designed a reconstruction and ... more	B5324	Regional
Manchester Unity Oddfellows Hall 26 Pasco Street,, WILLIAMSTOWN VIC 3016 - Property No B1684	Classified: 23/04/1964	B1684	Local
Lyndhurst Hall 46 Walhalla Street,, PASCOE VALE VIC 3044 - Property No B4317	Two-storey timber building believed to have been prefabricated and then imported and erected about 1852 by Edward De Carle, one of Melbourne's earliest auctioneers in what is now Albion Street near the Merri Creek in East Brunswick. The house was later dismantled and eventually re-erected for Mr Alan Strange next to his single-storey brick house. Classified: 30/11/1978	B4317	Local
Congregational Church & Hall (Former) 33 Howe Crescent, SOUTH MELBOURNE VIC 3205 - Property No B2824	A. Two successive Congregational churches which epitomise the mainstream of the bichrome and polychrome brick church architecture of Victoria between the 1860s and the 1880s, as well as relating well and deliberately to each other. The first church (later hall) was built in 1867-8 to the design of the eccleiastically prolific firm of Crouch & Wilson, and is now, after Joseph Reed's St Jude's, Carlton (of the previous year) the oldest fully-fledged polychrome Gothic church ... more	B2824	State
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
Walhalla Bandstand Group Classification WALHALLA VIC 3825 - Property No B3582	Group Statement of Significance: A group of structures of the late 19th century mining revival at Walhalla comprising the following: B3552 Stone Retaining Wall, B766 Bandstand, B3148 Fire Engine Shed & B3247 Wesleyan Church (former). Group Classified: 28/11/1974. Bandstand only - Revised: 03/08/1998 File note 01/02/2013: One of earliest cottages,"House on the Hill' (locally known as Foley's), was destroyed by fire September 1993.	B3582	State
St Paul's Church Sunday School Hall Urquhart Street,, CARISBROOK VIC 3464 - Property No B3355		B3355	Demolished
Former Chinese Masonic Hall Chinese Joss House Finn Street,, BENDIGO VIC 3550 - Property No B1949	The Chinese Joss House was erected in the 1860s. It was built as the Chinese Masonic Hall and worshipped in by the Chinese Masonic Society. The building is constructed of timber and local bricks, all painted red, a traditional Chinese colour denoting strength. It is symmetrically composed and consists of three sections. The main temple is in the centre with a portico entry and is flanked by the Ancestral Temple on the right and a caretaker's residence. This is one of the ... more	B1949	National
Former Congregational Church & Hall - Beechworth Historic Area Tolman Gallery Camp Street,, BEECHWORTH VIC 3747 - Property No B0617	Two successive Congregational churches which are amongst Beechworth 's earlier buildings, and the earlier one especially of a distinctive character. The first church (later hall) was built c 1858 of the local granite in a primitive round-arched Georgian mode, but with picturesque decorative barge boards. It was superseded in 1869 by a brick church, which is ascribed to the architect Leonard Terry. It is most unusual as he worked mainly for the Anglicans, and very rarely in ... more	B0617	Local

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