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173848

Former Tram Shelter

Batman Avenue,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0435

B0435

Demolished
67655

Tram Shelter (4)

Camberwell Road and Riversdale Road,, CAMBERWELL VIC 3124 - Property No B7041

These four tram shelters, possibly designed by L J Flannagan, and built in c1917 for the Hawthorn Tramways Trust are of historic, social and architectural significance at the State level. Socially and historically, these shelters are part of a group of 16 early tram shelters that survive in inner city and the middle ring suburbs, that are together considered the most important, and enjoyed items of historic street furniture in Melbourne. They are widely regarded as an essential ... more

B7041

State
67692

Cast-Iron Tram Shelter

north/west cnr Cotham and Burke Roads,, KEW VIC 3101 - Property No B7039

This cast iron tram shelter, designed by the Prahran & Malvern Tramways Trust, and erected in 1916/17, is of State social, historic and aesthetic significance. Socially and historically, this shelter is part of a group of 16 early tram shelters that survive in inner city and the middle ring suburbs that are together considered the most important, and enjoyed items of historic street furniture in Melbourne. They are widely regarded as an essential part of the character of ... more

B7039

State
68019

Tram Shelter

NE Cnr Macarthur Street & St Andrew's Place,, EAST MELBOURNE VIC 3002 - Property No B4747

The tram shelter, designed by F Stapley in 1917 for the Tramways Board, is of architectural, aesthetic historic and social significance at the State level. Socially and historically, these shelters are part of a group of 16 early tram shelters that survive in inner city and the middle ring suburbs, that are together considered the most important, and enjoyed items of historic street furniture in Melbourne. They are widely regarded as an essential part of the character of ... more

B4747

State
187977

Cast Iron Tram Shelter

S.E. Cnr Balaclava & Orrong Roads,, CAULFIELD VIC 3162 - Property No B3312

This cast iron tram shelter, designed by the Prahran & Malvern Tramways Trust, and erected in 1917, is of State social, historic and aesthetic significance. Socially and historically, this shelter is part of a group of 16 early tram shelters that survive in inner city and the middle ring suburbs that are together considered the most important and enjoyed items of historic street furniture in Melbourne. They are widely regarded as an essential part of the character of ... more

B3312

State
68199

Tram Shelter

south west Cnr Hawthorn Road & Dandenong Road Median,, CAULFIELD NORTH VIC 3161 - Property No B7040

The tram shelters, designed by L J Flannagan for the Prahran & Malvern Tramways Trust, and built in 1912, are of State historic, architectural and social significance. Socially and historically, these shelters are part of a group of 16 early tram shelters that survive in inner city and the middle ring suburbs, that are together considered the most important, and enjoyed items of historic street furniture in Melbourne. They are widely regarded as an essential part of the ... more

B7040

State
68220

Tram Shelter

NE Cnr St Kilda & Commercial Roads,, MELBOURNE VIC 3004 - Property No B7043

The tram shelter, designed by L J Flannagan for the Prahran & Malvern Tramways Trust, is a reconstruction dating from 2001 of the 1915 original (following severe damage in 2000, it incorporates only a small amount of the original material). It is of Local social and architectural significance. Socially, this shelter is part of a group of 16 early tram shelters that survive in the inner city and the middle ring suburbs, that are together considered the most important and ... more

B7043

Local
68356

Tram Shelter

Victoria Parade medium, cnr Brunswick Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B7050

The tram shelter, designed by G Monsborough for the M&MTB, and built in 1933, is of State social, historic and aesthetic significance. Socially and historically, these shelters are part of a group of 16 early tram shelters that survive in inner city and the middle ring suburbs, that are together considered the most important and enjoyed items of historic street furniture in Melbourne. They are widely regarded as an essential part of the character of Melbourne as a 'tram ... more

B7050

State
 

Cast-Iron Tram Shelter

S.E. Cnr Orrong and Malvern Roads,, ARMADALE VIC 3143 - Property No B7051

This cast iron tram shelter, designed by the Prahran & Malvern Tramways Trust, and erected in 1917, is of State social, historic and aesthetic significance. Socially and historically, this shelter is part of a group of 16 early tram shelters that survive in inner city and the middle ring suburbs that are together considered the most important and enjoyed items of historic street furniture in Melbourne. They are widely regarded as an essential part of the character of ... more

B7051

State
193181

Tram Shelters - St Kilda Road

Cnr Dorcas Street, Cnr Lorne Street, Cnr High Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3004 - Property No B6853

These three tram shelters, the first one designed by F. Stapley in 1917 for the Tramway Board, and the later two exactly matching examples constructed about 1927, are of social, historic, architectural and aesthetic significance at the State level. Socially and historically, these shelters are part of a group of 16 early tram shelters that survive in inner city and the middle ring suburbs, that are together considered the most important and enjoyed items of historic street ... more

B6853

State
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