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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former Warehouse 131 Flinders Lane,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0094	A notable example of boldly rusticated bluestone at ground level, with one semi-elliptical and two semi-circular arches nicely juxtaposed with an austere stuccoed upper storey. Classified: 'Regional' 05/06/1958 Revised: 03/08/1998	B0094	State
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church Uniting Church 249 High Street,, NORTHCOTE VIC 3070 - Property No B4429		B4429	File only
Former Welseyan Jubilee Church Uniting Church 392 Toorak Road. (Cnr Williams Road), TOORAK VIC 3142 - Property No B4881	A dramatically-sited polychrome brick church, with stone details, designed by Percy Oakden and built in 1887, comprising a hexagonal preaching space, crowned by a wooden fleche, and aspidal termination sited above and undercroft. The nave was intended to be longer. This building is notable for its powerful use of brickwork, vertical proportions, simplified details and amphitheatrical interior. The building was illegally part-demolished in November 1985. Classified: 30/04/1981	B4881	Demolished
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church Uniting Church , Wesleyan Church 197 Annesley Street,, ECHUCA VIC 3564 - Property No B5330	The Echuch Uniting Church, built in 1869 is of regional architectural significance as a polychrome church designed by prominent architects Crouch and Wilson. It is significant for the decorative polychrome effect provided by contrasting the red bricks of the body of the church, with cream bricks, and dark painted wall banding and voussoirs, although much of the dark colour appears to have been washed away, reducing the polychrome effect to bichrome. The trancepts were added ... more	B5330	Regional
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church & Organ Uniting Church Central Springs Road,, DAYLESFORD VIC 3460 - Property No B5414	Church Statement of Significance: A complex of buildings designed by Crouch & Wilson, including a sandstone chapel of 1861 and substantial brick church of 1865, with diapered front, exceptional at this date. It comprises nave and aisles with no clerestory and a brick spire to the south-west, one of only three such spires known in Victoria. The pipe organ was installed in 1888 by Willian Anderson and retains its diapered facade. Church Classified: 29/09/1983 Organ ... more	B5414	Regional
Former Wesleyan Chapel Methodist Church , Uniting Church McCann Street,, CERES VIC 3221 - Property No B2368	A Wesleyan chapel and schoolhouse built in 1855, which is one of the earlier surviving examples of Barrabool stone construction. It is interesting in that it was built in the area in which the stone occurs, and by the stonemason Nicholas McCann, who was the main owner of the quarries for this material. Classified: 11/12/1969	B2368	Local
Former Wesleyan Methodist Church Victoria Street,, CRESWICK VIC 3363 - Property No B5764	A cement-faced Gothic church built 1861- 61 with an interior of later date notable for its remarkable scheme of wall and ceiling painting incorporating biblical texts. Classified: 04/09/1986 Demolished 1986	B5764	Demolished
Former Westella 39 Kinkora Road, HAWTHORN VIC 3122 - Property No B3896	The interiors of the two ground floor front rooms remain largely intact and are quite striking. Both ceilings survive with almost certainly their original decoration; the original wallpaper survives in one room. Fire places and light fittings are of interest. Classified: 07/04/1977	B3896	Local
Former Wesleyan Chapel & School 248-250 High Street,, NORTHCOTE VIC 3070 - Property No B5454	The surviving portion of an early Wesleyan church and schoolroom, built in 1854, lengthened in 1855 to produce the now extant rear facade, and extended sideways in 1888. Classified: 04/04/1985	B5454	Local
B-24 Liberator Bomber - Hanger 2 Former Werribee Satelite Airfield Cnr Farm & Old Geelong Roads,, POINT COOK VIC 3030 - Property No B6706	This ex-RAAF B-24MR Liberator is of National significance. Cultural During the Second World War, seven squadrons of the Royal Australian Air Force flew a total of nearly 300 Consolidated B-24 Liberators in defending Australia against Japanese aggressors. They were especially instrumental in deterring an invasion force of 50,000 Japanese troops assembled in Timor. Though more than 18,000 of these aircraft were built in the USA during the war, only five remain world-wide ... more	B6706	National

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