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	Hitchcock Memorial Bandstand Johnstone Park 24-28 Geringhap Street,, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B4791	The Hitchock Memorial Bandstand, Johnstone Park, Geelong, was designed by Percy Everett in association with Laird and Buchan as a central feature of a master plan for the park prepared by Everett. The bandstand was erected by Bernard Murphy in 1919-20. Circular in plan, the main structure is supported on arched walls with diagonal wing walls terminating in stylised urns. Relief and incised decoration incorporating garlanded panels and a rusticted base is executed in cement ... more	B4791	State
	Johnstone Park Mercer & Gheringhap Streets, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No G13099	Johnstone Park, set aside in 1848, reduced to its present boundaries in the late nineteenth century and partially re-landscaped to a prize winning scheme by architects Percy Everett and Laird and Buchan in 1916-26, is of Statewide cultural significance: - for the manner in which the boundaries of Johnstone Park permit the original Hoddle plan of Geelong (1838) to be appreciated; Johnstone Park is used as a buffer in the wedge between his town and suburban/rural allotments, ... more	G13099	State

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Hitchcock Memorial Bandstand Johnstone Park

24-28 Geringhap Street,, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B4791

The Hitchock Memorial Bandstand, Johnstone Park, Geelong, was designed by Percy Everett in association with Laird and Buchan as a central feature of a master plan for the park prepared by Everett. The bandstand was erected by Bernard Murphy in 1919-20. Circular in plan, the main structure is supported on arched walls with diagonal wing walls terminating in stylised urns. Relief and incised decoration incorporating garlanded panels and a rusticted base is executed in cement ... more

B4791

State

Johnstone Park

Mercer & Gheringhap Streets, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No G13099

Johnstone Park, set aside in 1848, reduced to its present boundaries in the late nineteenth century and partially re-landscaped to a prize winning scheme by architects Percy Everett and Laird and Buchan in 1916-26, is of Statewide cultural significance: - for the manner in which the boundaries of Johnstone Park permit the original Hoddle plan of Geelong (1838) to be appreciated; Johnstone Park is used as a buffer in the wedge between his town and suburban/rural allotments, ... more

G13099

State