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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Terrace Houses 1035-1039 Punt Road,, EAST MELBOURNE VIC 3002 - Property No B5913		B5913	Demolished
Corio Terrace (Form) - Geelong Woolstores Historic Area Geelong Club 74 Brougham Street, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B3771	Designed by Mr C D Figgis as a club in 1888 and still in use as a club, the building has an unusual two storey brick, cast iron and balustraded front verandah on a bluestone base. The separate billiard room is included in the Classification but not the later alterations and additions. Classified :11/12/1975 Revised: 03/08/1998 Statement of Significance: The Geelong Woolstores Conservation Historic Area is one of remarkable coherence and integrity. Standing at the corner ... more	B3771	State
Terraces 378-382 Bay Street,, PORT MELBOURNE VIC 3207 - Property No B5214		B5214	File only
Austin Hall & Austin Terraces 215-221 Yarra Street, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B3496	Austin Hall & Austin Terraces: Two pairs of single-storey cottages flanking a two-storey building with central clock tower, all in polychrome brickwork with slate roofs and elaborate cast-iron verandah trim, erected 1888 for administration by the Ladies' Benevolent Association. Classified 24/04/1975 See also B3624 Elizabeth Austin Cottages. Group Classification includes Austin Hall, Yarra Street; Austin Terraces, 215-217 Yarra Street and 219-221 Yarra ... more	B3496	State
Terrace Houses 336-338 Dorcas Street,, SOUTH MELBOURNE VIC 3205 - Property No B6765	The pair of terrace houses at 336-338 Dorcas Street, South Melbourne, probably built in the 1880s by a local builder, are of local architectural significance. They are of interest for employing elaborate polychromatic brickwork typically found in structures of the "Boom era" in the 1880s, to decorate a very simple symmetrical elevation of a pair of terraces more characteristic of the 1850s. Classified: 01/12/1997	B6765	Local
Terrace House 93-97 Yarra Street, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B3910	Two storey brick and stone terrace of three houses; Nos 93 & 95 rendered on street facade & defaced at ground floor level; No 97 retains stone facade and original classical pilasters flanking panelled door. Classified 10/3/1977 No 97 Demolished August 1981	B3910	Local
Terraces Melbourne University Square Campus 93-109 Barry Street,, CARLTON VIC 3053 - Property No B2375	93 - 109 Barry Street, Carlton is a collection of terraces built c1860 by various designers. They are of Local significance for historical/social, and architectural reasons. Architecturally, some of the terraces are designed in the manner of Austin & Kursteiner and related practices, especially common of Carlton and Fitzroy (notably 95 and 101). These are characterised by swag-bellied balcony panels, a criss-cross on circle iron frieze over a wooded frieze bar and ... more	B2375	Local
Jubilee & Queen's Terraces 118-144 Nott Street,, PORT MELBOURNE VIC 3207 - Property No B4896	A most unusually intact pair of single storey terraced houses built for Alexander Gunn in 1887 and owned by the City of Port Melbourne. Each terrace, built mainly of rendered brick, consists of seven houses, each with a front verandah, and there is a broken roof pediment over the central house and a smaller roof pediment at each end. The slightly concave pattern picket fence with individual spade pickets covers the full length of the fourteen houses and has intermediate ... more	B4896	Local
Yandell Terrace - Castlemaine Historic Area 24 - 26 Kennedy Street,, CASTLEMAINE VIC 3450 - Property No B5298	Part of Castlemaine Historic Area B4894 Castlemaine grew as a result of the discovery of gold along Forest Creek in July, 1851. By December of that year the population on the field was greater than that of Melbourne. In 1852 Mr Templeton surveyed the township of Castlemaine and in 1853 the first auction of the town site was held. The Castlemaine goldfield was allegedly the richest alluvial goldfield in the world. Such was the prosperity of the diggers that the townsfolk were ... more	B5298	File only
Terrace House 64 Capel Street,, WEST MELBOURNE VIC 3003 - Property No B3822	A narrow two-storey bluestone terrace house of 1859-66 with rendered facade and recessed balcony. Built by its first owner, a stonemason, for his own use. Classified: 12/08/1976 Revised: 03/08/1998	B3822	State

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