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Name	Detail	File number	Level
St Stephen's Presbyterian Church St Stephen's Uniting Church 158 Balaclava Road,, CAULFIELD VIC 3162 - Property No B3368	A cruciform church designed by Robert Haddon in a mannered modern brick Gothic, incorporating remnants of a traditional vocabulary to create a bold and individual effect, of interest for its elaborately traceried windows and cross motif incorporated in the facade. Classified: 16/10/1975	B3368	Local
Free Presbyterian Church 12B Chapel Street,, ST KILDA VIC 3182 - Property No B5864	A church of historical interest for its association with a minority sect of reactionary Presbyterians. This small and incomplete building of bluestone with freestone dressings was designed by Lloyd Tayler and built in 1863. The facade incorprates a projecting buttressed porch and three-light window with geometric tracery flanked by the octagonal base of a projected tower. Classified: 09/03/1989	B5864	Local
St Andrew's Presbyterian Church & Organ Cnr Sturt and Dawson Streets, BALLARAT CENTRAL VIC 3350 - Property No B1579	The largest and most complete Norman style church in Victoria, built in 1862-4 to the design of the Ballarat architect C D Cuthbert. The porch and vestry were added in 1873, the tower and spire (which are not Norman) in 1882-4, the decorations at the entrance in 1884, the transepts in 1890 and the choir vestry in 1926. The black bands in the pinnacles of the spire are an unusual feature, and were inserted at the time of construction when news was recieved of the death of the ... more	B1579	Regional
St George's Presbyterian Church Cnr Latrobe Terrace & Ryrie Street, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B3686	A bluestone Gothic church erected in 1861 to the design of Nathaniel Billing, with the addition of transepts and vestibule in 1908 and spire in 1936. Hawkesbury River Freestone is used for the dressings, including the tracery of the four-light window in the main facade, alternate voussoirs of the side windows (giving a banded effect) and the label stops of these windows which have remained to the present as uncarved blocks. The tower, to the north-west, has an elongated belfry stage ... more	B3686	Local
Former Presbyterian Church - Castlemaine Historic Area Uniting Church 12 Lyttleton Street,, CASTLEMAINE VIC 3450 - Property No B5406	A church built in 1894 to a remarkably eclectic design by the Ballarat architect C D Figgis, described at the time as being "an adaptation of Florentine or Padua Gothic". It is striking for its bold asymmetrical massing, the bellcast profile conical tower roof, the ogee label mould of the high west window, the bracketted corbel table of the eave and the entrance divided by a trumeau. Classified: 17/11/1983 Part of Castlemaine Historic Area B4894 Castlemaine grew as a result ... more	B5406	Regional
St John's Presbyterian Church 45 Forest Street, (Cnr McKenzie Street), BENDIGO VIC 3550 - Property No B4643	A prominently-sited brick church, with exuberantly eclectic detailing, designed by W.C. Vahland and built in 1890-91, with a massive corner tower and octagonal copper spire, multiple gables and curvilinear window tracery. Classified: 18/05/1989	B4643	Regional
Former John Knox Free Presbyterian Church Church of Christ 327 - 333 Swanston Street and 178 Little Lonsdale Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0824	A church built in 1863 to the design of Charles Webb, with what is possibly the most elaborate stuccoed Gothic facade in Victoria. In typical Webb fashion the decoration is concentrated on the central panel of the entrance (ecclesiastical west) front incorporating porch, traceried window, flanking octagonal turrets and piered parapet, and there is a generic resemblance to Webb's rather simpler Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church, Latrobe Street (1871). Classified: ... more	B0824	Local
Fincham & Hobday Organ - Former Presbyterian Church South Port Park Uniting Church 325 Dorcas Street,, SOUTH MELBOURNE VIC 3205 - Property No B4605	A two manual organ of 23 speaking stops built in 1891 by Fincham & Hobday, Richmond, at a cost of 895 pounds. In 1900, it was moved forward in its gallery and the console placed on the floor beneath, necessitating the installation of one of the longest actions of its type in Victoria. In 1985 the console was resited in the organ gallery and the extended actions removed; a major restoration was completed in 1996. This is one of the largest Fincham organs of its period to survive ... more	B4605	Local
St Andrew's Presbyterian Church St Andrew's Uniting Church 25-29 Hesse Street, COLAC VIC 3250 - Property No B3104	A striking church in coursed bluestone with freestone dressings, designed by Peter Matthews and built in 1877. The building is of particular interest for its squat octagonal tower, with slate spire, plate-traceried rose window, iron roof ridging and finials. Classified: 26/04/1973	B3104	Regional
Presbyterian Church Cross Street,, BATESFORD VIC 3221 - Property No B2072	A rudimentary and charming bluestone Gothic church of 1860, with a west front enlivened by a bellcote containing a primitive monolithic arch, and a date plate beautifully carved as a bush below a beribboned log. Classified: 02/09/1971	B2072	Local

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