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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Trinity Lutheran Church 51 Victoria Street,, DONCASTER VIC 3108 - Property No B5956	A brick church, with cement detailing designed by John Koch and built in 1892, of interest for its timber fleche and rose window and its interior fittings including a choir gallery and pulpit. Classified: 27/10/1988	B5956	Local
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church AREEGRA VIC 3480 - Property No B2219		B2219	Demolished
Lutheran Trinity Church, Organ, Hall and Manse Lutheran Manse , German Lutheran Chruch , German Lutheran Trinity Church , Robert MacKenzie Pipe Organ , Trinity Lutheran Church , The German Evangelical Lutheran Church of Melbourne 22 Parliament Place,, EAST MELBOURNE VIC 3002 - Property No B2664	Church, Hall and Manse Statement of Significance: The German Lutheran congregation has occupied this site continuously since 1853 when it was granted three quarters of an acre of land by Governor La Trobe. The first church, built in 1854 by William Hellings to the specifications of architects Bellairs, Kürsteiner & Co., was replaced in 1874 by the existing Gothic style bluestone structure. Designed by Charles Blachmann and built by Henry Goedeke, the church comprises ... more	B2664	State

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Trinity Lutheran Church

51 Victoria Street,, DONCASTER VIC 3108 - Property No B5956

A brick church, with cement detailing designed by John Koch and built in 1892, of interest for its timber fleche and rose window and its interior fittings including a choir gallery and pulpit. Classified: 27/10/1988

B5956

Local

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church

AREEGRA VIC 3480 - Property No B2219

B2219

Demolished

Lutheran Trinity Church, Organ, Hall and Manse

Lutheran Manse , German Lutheran Chruch , German Lutheran Trinity Church , Robert MacKenzie Pipe Organ , Trinity Lutheran Church , The German Evangelical Lutheran Church of Melbourne

22 Parliament Place,, EAST MELBOURNE VIC 3002 - Property No B2664

Church, Hall and Manse Statement of Significance: The German Lutheran congregation has occupied this site continuously since 1853 when it was granted three quarters of an acre of land by Governor La Trobe. The first church, built in 1854 by William Hellings to the specifications of architects Bellairs, Kürsteiner & Co., was replaced in 1874 by the existing Gothic style bluestone structure. Designed by Charles Blachmann and built by Henry Goedeke, the church comprises ... more

B2664

State