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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Percival Ball - Francis Ormond Statue Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology 124 Latrobe Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B7119	The statue is a tribute to Francis Ormond's major contribution to further education in Australia, and, in particular, to the education of working men in Victoria. His commitment to education is also commemorated by a portrait at Ormond College, University of Melbourne and a bust at the Gordon Institute, Geelong. The statue's location at the main entrance of RMIT University, is a fitting reminder of the debt owed by the citizens of Victoria to the foresight and generosity of this ... more	B7119	State
Ormond College 49 College Crescent,, PARKVILLE VIC 3010 - Property No B4768	A collection of collegiate buildings of exceptional quality, designed by the most eminent Victorian architects of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, set in extensive landscaped grounds. With its tower forming a notable landmark from both the University of Melbourne and the Melbourne Cemetery, Ormond dominates the row of colleges enclosing the university along Royal Parade, College Crescent and Swanston Street, not only physcally but also in terms of the variety of forms, all of ... more	B4768	State
Point Ormond - Knoll Point Ormond, ELWOOD VIC 3184 - Property No L10018		L10018	File only
RMIT Building 1 - Group Classification Francis Ormond Building 124 Latrobe Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B2773	Individual Statement of Significance: A building of importance in the history of working class education in Victoria, testifying to the enlightenment and philanthropy of Francis Ormond; designed by Nahum Barnet and Percy Oakden in the Gothic manner with steep pitched roof and elaborate wrought iron cresting and finials; the classification applies only to the exterior and the west entrance, not the remodelled interior. Group Statement of Significance: This group consists ... more	B2773	Regional