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Brighton Town Hall Cnr Carpenter & Wilson Streets,, BRIGHTON VIC 3186 - Property No B3385	A renaissance style building of 1885 with a heavy looking corner clock tower. Internal and external alterations are very unsympathetic and the whole building is in a very dilapidated condition. Classified: 29/08/1974	B3385	Local
Carlton Community Hall Carlton Mechanics Institute 150 Princes Street,, CARLTON VIC 3053 - Property No B4492	This two storey brick hall was built in three weeks for two thousand pounds in 1877 for Hon James Munro, M L A by John Pigdon, a prominent local councillor and builder. Later in 1877 a substantial and more elaborately detailed rendered brick extension was added on to the front of the building which has been used by the Carlton Mechanics Instutite and for various community activities. Classified: 03/05/1979	B4492	Local
Former Lauriston Hall Elizabeth House 86-92 Wellington Parade,, EAST MELBOURNE VIC 3002 - Property No B2553	A large house with an impressive facade and containing one especially fine room preserving late 19th century stained glass, joinery and decorative details. Also of interest is the main hall and stairway. Part of the house may date from the house built by James Denham Pinnock in 1855. The house was expanded and altered in the 1860s and the 1880s. Owned from 1934 to 1990 by the Missionary Sisters of the Most Sacred Hert of Jesus and known as Lauriston Hall. Now commercial ... more	B2553	State
Former Presbyterian Church & Hall Uniting Church 212 Sydney Road, BRUNSWICK VIC 3056 - Property No B6056	The bluestone church (now used as hall): A bluestone church in the Decorated Gothic style, built in 1865, and distinctive for its imposing broach spire in cream brick, a material first produced in the suburb. Statement of Significance for later church: An imposing bichrome brick church built in 1884 to the design of Evander McIver. The brickwork is brown with cream dressings and the style is mainly Early English, with a Decorated Gothic west window. Details such as the raking ... more	B6056	Regional
Sacred Heart Church, Manse, Hall & Organ 87 Grey Street,, ST KILDA VIC 3182 - Property No B5296	Group Classification - Church, Manse &Hall . Church Statement of Significance: A major church of 1884 (completed by W P Conolly in 1927) which is of critical importance as the example in which the architects Reed Henderson and Smart inspired the Roman Catholics in Victoria to turn away from the Gothic Revival to adopt the Renaissance and Baroque designs carried out in red brick with cement dressings, and is only a year or two later in date than important Roman churches of a post ... more	B5296	State
Dentonville & Denton Hall 151 McKean Street,, FITZROY NORTH VIC 3068 - Property No B3351	Dentonville Individual Statement of Significance: A detached house of the terrace type, dating from 1888 and of somewhat unusual design notably the steep roof and lookout platform with its ornamental iron balustrade. Denton Hall Individual Statement of Significance: An unusual example of a detached ballroom, later than the house and austerely designed in brick, but for the surprising application of cement swags and other decorative parapet elements at the front end. ... more	B3351	Local
Horse Drawn Firecart - Walhalla Walhalla Fire Station, WALHALLA VIC 3825 - Property No B1779	File note: 11/01/2013 On public display.	B1779	Local
Town Hall - Group Classification 71 Clarendon Street,, MARYBOROUGH VIC 3465 - Property No B0023	Classified: 'Local' 20/10/1977 Revised: 07/11/1965 See also B2731 Post Office, B3632 Bell Tower at Fire Station & B4327 Court House.	B0023	State
Cannons in front of town hall Sailors Gully Road,, EAGLEHAWK VIC 3556 - Property No B1765	Classified: 03/08/1998	B1765	State
Former St Paul's Church of England, Hall & Organ St Paul's Anglican Church 10 Templeton Street, (Cnr Bailey Street), CLUNES VIC 3370 - Property No B4853	Group Statement of Significance: Two Successive churches which are unusual in the architectural development of Victoria. The first was built in 1859-60 on a different site, in Fraser Street, and as a single nave: it was subsequently extended with transepts and was moved to the present site to become a Sunday School. Its principal interest lies in the external skin of the board and batten treatment seen rarely in Victoria, but more common in New Zealand and North America, used ... more	B4853	Local

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