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	London Hotel 97 - 103 Elizabeth Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6610	The seven-storey section of the London Hotel was built in 1911 to a design by architect Nahum Barnett. In 1934, the adjoining four-storey warehouse was amalgamated with the hotel and the interior was entirely refurbished in a scheme designed by Smith, Ogg and Serpell. The building is significant as a member of a group of architecturally coherent and exotic turn of the century buildings in Elizabeth Street. Classified: 06/06/1994	B6610	Regional
	Former London Hotel Assembly Rooms Julia Street, PORTLAND VIC 3305 - Property No B0349	The London Hotel Assembly Rooms adjacent the London Inn were erected c.1862 for William Douglas as an extension to the original building of c.1850-53. Residential accommodation, meeting rooms and livery stable were included in this two-storey stucco rendered masonry structure which is designed with a banded, rusticated ground floor facade and astylar upper level in a style derived from the Italian Renaissance. In the first decades of settlement, the Western District trading port ... more	B0349	Local

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London Hotel

97 - 103 Elizabeth Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6610

The seven-storey section of the London Hotel was built in 1911 to a design by architect Nahum Barnett. In 1934, the adjoining four-storey warehouse was amalgamated with the hotel and the interior was entirely refurbished in a scheme designed by Smith, Ogg and Serpell. The building is significant as a member of a group of architecturally coherent and exotic turn of the century buildings in Elizabeth Street. Classified: 06/06/1994

B6610

Regional

Former London Hotel Assembly Rooms

Julia Street, PORTLAND VIC 3305 - Property No B0349

The London Hotel Assembly Rooms adjacent the London Inn were erected c.1862 for William Douglas as an extension to the original building of c.1850-53. Residential accommodation, meeting rooms and livery stable were included in this two-storey stucco rendered masonry structure which is designed with a banded, rusticated ground floor facade and astylar upper level in a style derived from the Italian Renaissance. In the first decades of settlement, the Western District trading port ... more

B0349

Local