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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Former Wesleyan Church & Organ Uniting Church 278 New Street,, BRIGHTON VIC 3186 - Property No B0650	Church Statement of Significance: One of Melbourne's earlier churches, built in 1854 and possibly designed by Charles and/or James Webb, prominent Melbourne architect and builder, both of whom lived in the area. The porch was added in 1858 and the church was extended in 1892, but the original portion interestingly combines a regency stuccoed character with a Gothic triangular window of a type favoured by Charles Webb. Church Classified: 'Regional' 08/12/1977 Organ ... more	B0650	Regional
Former Wesleyan Church Masonic Lodge Lodge Walk, WALHALLA VIC 3825 - Property No B3247	Church Statement of Significance: A Timber Wesleyan church associated with the earliest days of Walhalla, built in 1866 and extended prior to 1905. Classified: 17/11/1977 Group Statement of Significance: A group of structures of the late 19th century mining revival at Walhalla comprising the following: B3552 Stone Retaining Wall, B0766 Bandstand, B03148 Fire Engine Shed & B3582 Bandstand Area Group Group House on the hill behind Fire Engine shed Curved steps ... more	B3247	Local
Former Wesleyan Church Uniting Church 23 Highbury Grove,, KEW VIC 3101 - Property No B5952	A brick church, with polychrome decoration, designed by George Wharton and built in 1882-3 with the addition of transepts and tower between 1886 and 1890.The building, comprising nave, transepts, vestries and organ chamber is of interest for its facade with twin doorways and lancet window, flanked by an octagonal tower and spire, and transepts with rose windows. Many of the details are distinctive, or even bizarre, including the tower with its square base carrying an octagonal drum ... more	B5952	Local
Former Wesleyan Church & Organ Methodist Church , Uniting Church 435 Punt Road,, SOUTH YARRA VIC 3141 - Property No B2499	Church Statement of Significance: A church which is a rare example of the Perpendicular style, designed by Crouch & Wilson and built in 1864 of bluestone with cement dressing. The main facade includes twin turrets, the spires of which have been removed, a four-light window and open-work parapet. Classified: 'Local' 28/05/1970 Revised: 'Regional' 18/05/1989 File note: Converted to flats late 1990's. Organ Statement of Significance: This instrument was ... more	B2499	File only
Former Wesleyan Church, Sunday School & Organ Uniting Church 340 Sydney Road, BRUNSWICK VIC 3056 - Property No B5623	Church Statement of Significance: A Wesleyan church built in 1872, of exceptional quality and integrity, and the first in the important series of polychrome churches designed by Percy Oakden. Oakden won the commission in competition in 1871, and used it as the vehicle to move from his Ballarat partnership of Fox and Oakden to join Leonard Terry in Melbourne from the end of 1873. The building is distinguished by the quality of its brickwork, with cream and red dressings and ... more	B5623	State
Former Wesleyan Church Complex Uniting Church 167 Fitzroy Street and Cnr Princes Street,, ST KILDA VIC 3182 - Property No B1909	One of the first Wesleyan churches in Victoria in the Gothic style (contemporary with Joseph Reed's church in Lonsdale Street), built in 1857-8 to the design of David Ross. It is a particularly English looking building with an axial West tower designed to contain a clock and to be crowned by four pinnacles (which, if ever built, are now lacking). While the openings are of Early English form there is Perpendicular tracery in three West windows, and matching panelling in the doors. ... more	B1909	Regional
Former Wesleyan Church Uniting Church 200 Glen Iris Road,, GLEN IRIS VIC 3146 - Property No B5695	One of the earliest surviving churches in the Eastern suburbs, built in 1865 to the design of Crouch and Wilson, and extended in 1876. Classified 18/08/1988	B5695	Local
Former Wesleyan Church Uniting church , Wesley Church 62 Victoria Street,, WARRAGUL VIC 3820 - Property No B4982	A church built in 1888 to the design of T J Crouch in a basically Gothic style enlivened by two splendidly romantic towers, the lower one French in character with a roof of witch's hat profile and punctuated by lucarnes, the higher one with a steeper and simpler roof surmounting an open bell logia with criss-cross balustrading. It was unusual in having a corrugated iron roof which remains, but the stuccoing of the exterior is not original. Internally the most distinctive feature is ... more	B4982	Regional
Former Wesleyan Church, Hall & Sunday School & Parsonage Uniting Church Service Street,, BAIRNSDALE VIC 3875 - Property No B5164	Church Statement of Significance: A brick church with cement detailing built in 1876-77 and extended in 1900 by the addition of transepts. The interior is notable for its pinnacled screens, grained timber, and impressive roof, extending over the crossing in the form of intersecting scissor trusses. Church Classified: 13/05/1982 Revised: 21/06/1984 Group Statement of Significance: An intact group of Wesleyan Methodist buildings comprising a typical church (1876-77) and ... more	B5164	Demolished
Former Wesleyan Church 61 Percy Street,, PORTLAND VIC 3305 - Property No B0353	A Wesleyan church of well-dressed bluestone, built in 1865 to the design of the local architect Daniel Nicholson, and unusually sophisticated in its use of a classical temple elevation in which an arch breaks into the pediment in the manner of the Italian Renaissance Church of S. Andrea, Mantua, by L B Alberti -at the same time naive in its combination of this with an Italian Romanesque window. Classified: 'Local' 12/05/1958 Revised: 25/11/1982	B0353	State

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