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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former Court House, Post Office & Police Station Cnr High Street & Cotham Road,, KEW VIC 3101 - Property No B5560	The earliest and finest complex of public buildings in the English "Queen Anne" manner in Victoria, the Kew Post Office Court House and Police Station were erected in 1887 to designs prepared in the Victorian Public Works Department by J H Harvey, under the supervision of G W Watson in December 1886. Classified: 18/09/1986 Revised: 03/08/1998	B5560	State
Former Victorian Railways Administrative Offices Grand Central Apartments , Vicrail Headquarters 33 - 67 Spencer Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B4967	The Victorian Railways Administrative Offices were opened in 1893. They were built by James Moore to the design of the Victorian Railways Department Engineering Office. The building consists of a basement and three levels above, extending 120 meters along the west side of Spencer Street. Although designed to be built in bluestone, it is constructed of brick with the facades finished in stucco. It is symmetrical in plan, with a central main entrance flanked by secondary entrances ... more	B4967	State
Sorrento Post Office Ocean Beach Road,, SORRENTO VIC 3943 - Property No B6038		B6038	File only
Former Collingwood Post Office 174 Smith Street,, COLLINGWOOD VIC 3066 - Property No B5010	Designed by Public Works Department architect John H Marsden in 1890, the Collingwood Post Office is architecturally significant at a State level for its flamboyant mannered form designed with Italian Baroque influences. This form is notable for the powerful articulation of the original central entry bay surmounted by a prominent clock tower and flanking loggias at two levels. The Collingwood Post Office is a major element in Smith Street and reflects the increased commercial ... more	B5010	State
Post Office - Group Classification 69 Clarendon Street,, MARYBOROUGH VIC 3465 - Property No B2731	Built as court house and post office in 1877. Architect was J.H. Marsden. Palazzo style with colonade of three arches, with a tower.Court house part taken over by post office in 1891 when a new Court House was built. On 22/04/1971 the Post Office was already part of a Group Classification for the Civic Square Group of Post Office, Town Hall and Court House. See B3632 Bell Tower at Fire Station, B4327 Court House & B0023 Town Hall.	B2731	State
Former District Lands Office Dudley House 60 View Street, BENDIGO VIC 3550 - Property No B3162	Dudley House was erected in 1858-59 by the Public Works Department and originally served as the district lands office. The two storey brick structure has a rendered facade. The street front comprises a triple arch single storey arcade with three matching windows behind and on the first floor. The building now serves as the headquarters for the Bendigo Historical Society. This is a notable early public building and survives from early times. It is simply composed and reflects the ... more	B3162	State
Chiltern Post Office 54-56 Main Street, CHILTERN VIC 3683 - Property No B2933	Erected in 1863 to the design of H A Williams, this is an early example of the first group of post offices to be built in Victoria, employing a low-key but nevertheless distinctive architectural vocabulary within the Public Works Department, when W W Wardell was Chief Architect. Classified: 04/08/1989	B2933	Local
Cemetery Office Sexton's Office Cemetery Road,, CASTLEMAINE VIC 3450 - Property No B2293	An attractive Cemetery Lodge with interesting glazing pattern. Classified: 28/05/1969	B2293	Local
Post Office 87 Gold Reef Mall,, STAWELL VIC 3380 - Property No B2730	Palazzo style Italianate post office. Completed 1875. Has been altered internally and externally, but remains an important building in the centre of the town. Classified: 15/10/1970	B2730	Regional
Post Office 187 - 191 Timor Street,, WARRNAMBOOL VIC 3280 - Property No B0329	Two-storey symmetrical building of rendered masonry in simple classic detail with central arcaded entrance, projecting single-storey western wing added in matching detail. First floor residence still in use. Further red brick additions at rear along Gillies Street allow earlier building to retain its character and proportion. Classified: 11/12/1958	B0329	Local

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