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Image	Name	Detail	File number	Level
	Former Scots Presbyterian Church Scots Uniting Church Hume Highway,, CAMPBELLFIELD VIC 3061 - Property No B0400	A bluestone church of 1855 designed by Charles Laing, making it one of the older intact churches in Victoria and one of the few surviving works of the Architect. It is unusual for its naive combination of castellation, late Mediaeval rectangular windows, and Italianate low-pitched roof. Classified: 'Regional' 21/05/1959 Revised: 03/08/1998 File note: 09/03/1978 The graveyard to be included.	B0400	State
	Scots Church - Organ Case and Stained Glass Scots Presbyterian Church 140- 154 Collins Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B2024	Church Statement of Significance:Scots Church is culturally significant at a state level. An essay in the Decorated mode of Gothic Revival architecture, this church is unusual in relation to other Presbyterian church buildings in Victoria. Designed by the prominent Melbourne architectural firm, Reed and Barnes and built in 1873-74, it has a spacious nave and sloping floor, transepts, apse, spire to the south west and an arcaded gallery in the main gable. The austere interior ... more	B2024	State

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Former Scots Presbyterian Church

Scots Uniting Church

Hume Highway,, CAMPBELLFIELD VIC 3061 - Property No B0400

A bluestone church of 1855 designed by Charles Laing, making it one of the older intact churches in Victoria and one of the few surviving works of the Architect. It is unusual for its naive combination of castellation, late Mediaeval rectangular windows, and Italianate low-pitched roof. Classified: 'Regional' 21/05/1959 Revised: 03/08/1998 File note: 09/03/1978 The graveyard to be included.

B0400

State

Scots Church - Organ Case and Stained Glass

Scots Presbyterian Church

140- 154 Collins Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B2024

Church Statement of Significance:Scots Church is culturally significant at a state level. An essay in the Decorated mode of Gothic Revival architecture, this church is unusual in relation to other Presbyterian church buildings in Victoria. Designed by the prominent Melbourne architectural firm, Reed and Barnes and built in 1873-74, it has a spacious nave and sloping floor, transepts, apse, spire to the south west and an arcaded gallery in the main gable. The austere interior ... more

B2024

State