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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former St Stephens Anglican Church 22-24 Merton Street,, IVANHOE VIC 3079 - Property No B6057	One of the best churches by the prolific architect Louis Williams designed in his version of the Arts and Crafts style and built in 1926-7, with a vestry added in 1929. The sheer brick surfaces inside and out, abstract masses, depressed arches, banks of separate window lights and the west end, broad brick aisle arcade and simplified hammerbeam roof principals, are characteristic of a style which had appeared in Victoria three decades earlier. This style is handled deftly by Williams ... more	B6057	State
Fincham Organ - St Thomas's Anglican Church Mount Alexander Road,, MOONEE PONDS VIC 3039 - Property No B6135	A two-manual organ of 22 speaking stops built in 1922 by George Fincham & Sons, retaining its tubular-pneumatic action, attached drawstop console and generous tonal scheme which included four reed stops. The instrument is among the most substantial of its period to remain intact and is comparable with similar Fincham instruments at St John's Church, Clifton Hill and St Patrick's Cathedral, Ballarat. Classified: 01/10/1990	B6135	State
St Peters Anglican Church & Organ 1307 Sturt Street,, BALLARAT CENTRAL VIC 3350 - Property No B3661	Church Statement of Significance: A particularly handsome bluestone Gothic church built in 1864-67 to the design of C D Cuthbert, with the addition of a tower in 1891 and a transept in 1918. The main facade contains a tripartite lancet window and is flanked by the castellated tower containing a peal of bells by Mears and Stainbank, London. Classified: 12/02/1976 Organ Statement of Significance: A three-manual organ of 26 stops built in 1929 by Hill, Norman & ... more	B3661	Local
Holy Innocents Anglican Church Church Road,, WOORINEN VIC 3589 - Property No B6327	Holy Innocents Church, constructed in 1927-8 displays a strong Arts & Craft flavour through its consciously simple composition which relies on the natural textures of panelled upper sections over a weatherboarded base. It is architecturally significant at a State level because this simplicity is underlined by the use of traditional and generally low cost materials which nevertheless achieve a sophisticated and highly successful visual effect. Particularly notable is the unusual ... more	B6327	State
Organ - Holy Trinity Anglican Church Clarendon Street,, EAST MELBOURNE VIC 3002 - Property No B6155	The pipe organ at Holy Trinity Church is a rare example of an instrument constructed by an amateur organbuilder for domestic use in late 19th century Melbourne. It incorporates an outstanding case in fiddleback blackwood, almost certainly made by Alfred Fuller, eight ranks of superbly made wooden pipes (some with mahogany components), together with metal pipework, some of it ordered in 1872 from the notable London firm of J.W. Walker. The windchests and mechanisms have been ... more	B6155	Regional
Positive Organ - St Andrew's Anglican Church St Kinnord Street,, ABERFELDIE VIC 3040 - Property No B6215	A single-manual organ of five stops built in the early years of the present century by the Positive Organ Company, London, for a church at Levuka, Fiji, and installed at Aberfeldie in 1963. One of two 'Positive' organs in Victoria (the other at St Luke's, Yea), this instrument is substantially unaltered and has an attractive Gothic case with two painted towers containing spotted metal pipes. Classified: 20/03/1991	B6215	Regional
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
Anglican Church WHOROULY VIC 3735 - Property No B2893		B2893	File only
St Andrew's Anglican Church and Organ New Street, BRIGHTON VIC 3186 - Property No B1027	A church of which the original bluestone portion, dating from 1856-7, is quintessentially Webbian. The finely detailed west facade, with its gable belfry, bracketted string course, triple lancet windows and corner buttresses surmounted by pinnacles, is characteristic of Webb's church designs. The building was largely destroyed by fire in 1961, and the original nave was then incorporated as a transept in a new church (not included in the classification) by Louis ... more	B1027	Regional
St John's Anglican Church 23 King Street,, FLINDERS VIC 3929 - Property No B6958	St John's Anglican Church, with a nave by the architect William Barker from 1892, and Chancel, Sanctuary, Vestry and Bell tower added in 1935 to the design of G Smith, is of Local architectural and historical significance. Historically, the Church is important as the focus for the Anglican community in the Flinders area since 1892. Architecturally and aesthetically, the Church is mainly of interest for the additions of 1935, which give the former simple brick gabled ... more	B6958	Local

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