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	St Johns Anglican Church & Organ Cnr Barkley and Thompson Streets,, DUNOLLY VIC 3472 - Property No B1861	Church Statement of Significance: Designed by Vahland & Getzschmann and built in 1866-7 in a striking combination of variegated sandstone with dressings of red brick, this church, in a rudimentary Decorated Gothic style, comprises a nave, polygonal chancel of compressed proportions and somewhat Germanic character, and northern entrance tower, never completed. It contains a pipe organ built in 1879 by George Fincham. Church Classified: 'Regional' 20/04/1989 Revised: ... more	B1861	Local
	Organ - St Johns Anglican Church Hill Street., BEAUFORT VIC 3373 - Property No B4839	A single-manual organ of five stops whose history is unknown, thought to have been built by a local craftsman later last century. The instrument, which has an elegant classical case with wooden dummy pipes, remains essentially intact and is believed to be unique within Victoria in that all of the pipework is of wooden construction. Classified: 19/10/1989	B4839	State

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St Johns Anglican Church & Organ

Cnr Barkley and Thompson Streets,, DUNOLLY VIC 3472 - Property No B1861

Church Statement of Significance: Designed by Vahland & Getzschmann and built in 1866-7 in a striking combination of variegated sandstone with dressings of red brick, this church, in a rudimentary Decorated Gothic style, comprises a nave, polygonal chancel of compressed proportions and somewhat Germanic character, and northern entrance tower, never completed. It contains a pipe organ built in 1879 by George Fincham. Church Classified: 'Regional' 20/04/1989 Revised: ... more

B1861

Local

Organ - St Johns Anglican Church

Hill Street., BEAUFORT VIC 3373 - Property No B4839

A single-manual organ of five stops whose history is unknown, thought to have been built by a local craftsman later last century. The instrument, which has an elegant classical case with wooden dummy pipes, remains essentially intact and is believed to be unique within Victoria in that all of the pipework is of wooden construction. Classified: 19/10/1989

B4839

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