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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Inner & Outer Circle Railway PARKVILLE VIC 3010 - Property No B5436	The Inner Circle Railway is historically significant at a local level. The railway was a significant development in Melbourne's suburban rail network in the late nineteenth century when the building boom and railway construction were at their height. It was one of several lines constructed as part of the infamous "Ocotpus" acts. Its present redundant state reflects the initial piecemeal planning and speculation which occurred during that time and resulted in the northern lines ... more	B5436	Local
Vicarage - St Peter's Church of England Albert Street, EAST MELBOURNE VIC 3002 - Property No B3137	A distinctive example of domestic architecture designed by Willian Pitt, one of the leading architects of the late 19th century. Classified 15/03/1973 Revised: 03/08/1998	B3137	State
Former Shire Offices And Library Barkly Square, Burgundy Street,, HEIDELBERG VIC 3084 - Property No B6588		B6588	File only
St George's Anglican Church & Robert MacKenzie Pipe Organ 55 Lucknow Street, TRAVANCORE VIC 3032 - Property No B2890	Church Statement: An architecturally remarkable, if not wholly felicitous church-cum-hall built in 1925-6 to the design of Louis Williams. It is distinguished externally by the jerkin-head gable projecting over the bell and by the rectilinear fenestration below. Internally the hammer-beam trusses and exposed brickwork evoke the English Arts & Crafts while the extraordinary form of the pew-ends gives them the appearance of teetering over backwards. Classified ... more	B2890	Regional
Spurden- Rutt Organ-St Philip's Anglican Church Leonard Street,, HEIDELBERG HEIGHTS VIC 3081 - Property No B6218	A single-manual organ of eight stops built by the London organ builder Robert Spurden-Rutt, probably in the 1920's, and installed in its present location in 1967 from St John's, Bairnsdale. Remaining largely intact, it is one of two known organs by this builder in Australia (the other at St Andrew's, Cairns), and is notable for its excellent workmanship and substantial construction. Classified: 20/03/1991	B6218	Regional
Royal Arcade 331-339 Bourke Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B1074	The Royal Arcade, was erected in 1869 for Messrs. Staughton and Spensley. Charles Webb was the architect and gained the commission through a design competition. The interior shopfronts were altered & enlarged 1890-94 to the designs of Naham Barnett, but most have been altered. Alterations were made to the southern end in 1903, and a wing was added to Elizabeth Street to the designs of Hyndman & Bates. The original stone paving was replaced by black and white tiles in ... more	B1074	National
Former Crossley's Building Job Warehouse 54 - 62 Bourke Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B4330	This building was erected 1848-9 and there were alterations and additions to number 54 in 1853. The building, which forms an interesting section of streetscape, stretches from Crossley Street, to Liverpool Street and is still mainly in its original very simple form, except for alterations to shop windows and pediment. Numbers 60-62 were built by William Crossley, a well-known butcher, as a shop, slaughter yard and residence. The distinguished landscape painter, Eugene von Guerard, ... more	B4330	Local
Kolmar House Blair Street, HARROW VIC 3317 - Property No B2864		B2864	File only
Baw Baw Plateau VIC - Property No L10247	The natural environment of the Baw Baw plateau is one of seclusion and loneliness brought about by the shielding of the inner valley and hills by the surrounding peaks. This together with the outstanding view of the neighbouring LaTrobe Valley to be gained from the higher portion of the plateau, the array of colourful wildflowers, the interesting contrast of peaty swamps, herb gardens and extensive stands of Alpine Ash E.delegatensis, shining gum (E.nitens) and the snow gum ... more	L10247	State
Melbourne Cricket Ground & Members Pavilion MCG & Members Pavilion Yarra Park Brunton Avenue,, EAST MELBOURNE VIC 3002 - Property No B5509	Melbourne Cricket Ground - A colosseum that displays the Melbournian enthusiasm for the two great games which divide the city's year: cricket matches having been played on the site since 1853, and Australian Rules football having its beginnings there in 1858. The present stadium includes buildings dating from 1927 to 1968 and has been the scene of many great occasions including the XIV Olympic Games. Classified: 19/04/1984 Revised: 03/08/1998 The Member's Pavilion. ... more	B5509	State

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