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Name	Detail	File number	Level
James White "Queen Victoria Memorial" Linlithgow Avenue,, MELBOURNE VIC 3004 - Property No B6468	The Queen Victoria Memorial is significant as an excellent example of late Nineteenth Century Victorian and Edwardian taste. It was described in The Lone Hand magazine (11 August, 1907) as "by far the most ambitious work of the sort yet attempted in our Commonwealth". The writer further added "it may possibly be recognised as a great work, worthy of the epoch and the personality it celebrates, the site it occupies and the most marvellous city of the century...". After such ... more	B6468	State
Former Melbourne Hospital Queen Victoria Medical Centre , Queen Victoria Memorial Hospital 180-222 Lonsdale Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0124	Tower (210 Lonsdale Street) only structure still extant. The remaining structures of what was built as the Melbourne Hospital are of State significance as evidence of the largest and most complex hospital built in Victoria before World War 1, and one of the most innovative examples of the Edwardian free Style in the state. The pavilion principle, combined with multi-storey planning to this extent was unique in Australia, and resulted in a substantial amount of open space ... more	B0124	State
Wills Square Memorial Fountain Queen Victoria Memorial Fountain Cnr Raglan & Howe Streets,, DAYLESFORD VIC 3460 - Property No B0359	Constructed to their own design in 1902 by Milson and Sons of North Fitzroy, with a foundation stone laid by the Governor of Victoria, this large memorial fountain of three tiers is a prominently situated Daylesford landmark. Designed somewhat after the pattern of the Melbourne Exhibition Buildings fountain, the Daylesford fountain is constructed of rubble and concrete materials which has led to its present state of advanced deterioration. Classified: 1959 File Note: Due to ... more	B0359	Local

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James White "Queen Victoria Memorial"

Linlithgow Avenue,, MELBOURNE VIC 3004 - Property No B6468

The Queen Victoria Memorial is significant as an excellent example of late Nineteenth Century Victorian and Edwardian taste. It was described in The Lone Hand magazine (11 August, 1907) as "by far the most ambitious work of the sort yet attempted in our Commonwealth". The writer further added "it may possibly be recognised as a great work, worthy of the epoch and the personality it celebrates, the site it occupies and the most marvellous city of the century...". After such ... more

B6468

State

Former Melbourne Hospital

Queen Victoria Medical Centre , Queen Victoria Memorial Hospital

180-222 Lonsdale Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0124

Tower (210 Lonsdale Street) only structure still extant. The remaining structures of what was built as the Melbourne Hospital are of State significance as evidence of the largest and most complex hospital built in Victoria before World War 1, and one of the most innovative examples of the Edwardian free Style in the state. The pavilion principle, combined with multi-storey planning to this extent was unique in Australia, and resulted in a substantial amount of open space ... more

B0124

State

Wills Square Memorial Fountain

Queen Victoria Memorial Fountain

Cnr Raglan & Howe Streets,, DAYLESFORD VIC 3460 - Property No B0359

Constructed to their own design in 1902 by Milson and Sons of North Fitzroy, with a foundation stone laid by the Governor of Victoria, this large memorial fountain of three tiers is a prominently situated Daylesford landmark. Designed somewhat after the pattern of the Melbourne Exhibition Buildings fountain, the Daylesford fountain is constructed of rubble and concrete materials which has led to its present state of advanced deterioration. Classified: 1959 File Note: Due to ... more

B0359

Local