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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Town Hall Glen Eira Road,, CAULFIELD VIC 3162 - Property No B3850		B3850	File only
Town Hall 193 Barkly Street,, ARARAT VIC 3377 - Property No B4157	Designed by Molloy and Smith and built in 1899 by James Irwin as the Town Hall. The Clock tower and other external features are largely unaltered but internal alterations have been made for the conversion into an Art Gallery in 1968. Classified: 24/07/1978	B4157	Local
Former Town Hall - Malmsbury Mollison Street,, MALMSBURY VIC 3446 - Property No B0306	Classified:11/12/1958	B0306	Local
Melbourne Town Hall - Organ & Napier Waller Murals 90-130 Swanston Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B1305	Town Hall Statement of Significance An impressive example of Venetian Renaissance facade architecture used for a public purpose. Included are all buildings and the portico. Buildings interiors excluded. First classified: 13/02/1964 Classified: 02/09/1971 Pipe Organ Statement of Significance: An imposing organ case in Queensland maple, designed by Stephenson & Meldrum in a beaux arts style and made by E Newman & Son, of Kew, ... more	B1305	State
Buninyong Town Hall & Court House Shire Hall 307 Learmonth Street,, BUNINYONG VIC 3357 - Property No B5921	The Buninyong Town Hall was designed to fill the dual role of town hall and courthouse. Buninyong municipality was formed in 1863. In 1869 tenders were called for the erection of a hall and offices for the council by Ballarat architect JA Doane. This building was constructed on a site at Mt Clear. The foundation stone for a combined town hall and court house was laid on 30 August 1886. The new structure was erected by a local builder, Richard Rennie, to the winning ... more	B5921	State
Former Town Hall 16 Sydney Street,, KILMORE VIC 3764 - Property No B0372	An ornate rendered facade of 1894 with attached Corinthian pilasters and lengths of balustrading repeated on ground and first floor balconettes and in the crest-surmounted roof parapet. Classified: 15/05/1975	B0372	Regional
Town Hall - Dandenong 222 - 226 Lonsdale Street, DANDENONG VIC 3175 - Property No B2925	A combined shire hall, court house and mechanics' institute building of 1890, designed by Beswicke and Hutchins in a Renaissance manner incorporating Palladian window motifs, reminiscent of the municipal buildings of G R Johnson. The prominent clock tower is distinctive for its strong modelling with corner pilasters and its mansard roof in the form of a truncated pyramid capped by a belvedere, and with circular dormer vents. The building has suffered alterations to both the interior ... more	B2925	Regional
Ballarat Town Hall Sturt Street,, BALLARAT CENTRAL VIC 3350 - Property No B0278	The Ballarat Town Hall is the third Town Hall in Ballarat. It was constructed in 1870 to the designs of Architects J J Lorenz and H R Caselli (Interiors), the 1860 second Town Hall (Police Court) being incorporated in the new building but refaced . The symmetrical facade, decorated with a trabeated system of pilasters, is dominated by the dome roofed clock tower, which has a peal of bells and pedimented end towers with fan-shaped windows. Ballarat Town Hall is an important ... more	B0278	State
Town Hall - Castlemaine Historic Area 25 Lyttleton Street,, CASTLEMAINE VIC 3450 - Property No B5255	The Castlemaine Town Hall was designed by Wilkinson and Permewan, as the successful applicants for a competition held in 1898. the foundation stone was laid on 24/08/1998 and the building was executed by H D McBean at a cost of 2,000 pounds. McBean was the builder of many substantial buildings in Castlemaine, including part of the hospital and Thompson's foundry. The building was constructed of face red brick and coloured cement dressings (now painted white) and a tiled ... more	B5255	Local
Wurlitzer Organ - Moorabbin Town Hall 999 Nepean Highway,, MOORABBIN VIC 3189 - Property No B6099	A four-manual "Wurlitzer Hope-Jones Unit Orchestra" of 21 extended ranks of pipework, percussions, effects and grand piano built in 1928-29 by the Wurlitzer Company, of Tonawanda, New York, for the State Theatre, Melbourne and moved to its present location in 1969. The instrument remains substantially intact, retaining its original console, mechanism and most of its pipework, although the second duplicate console was discarded before the move. It is of considerable cultural ... more	B6099	National

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