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Former Court House, Post Office & Police Station
Cnr High Street & Cotham Road,, KEW VIC 3101 - Property No B5560 |
The earliest and finest complex of public buildings in the English "Queen Anne" manner in Victoria, the Kew Post Office Court House and Police Station were erected in 1887 to designs prepared in the Victorian Public Works Department by J H Harvey, under the supervision of G W Watson in December 1886. Classified: 18/09/1986 Revised: 03/08/1998 |
B5560 |
State |
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234 - 236 Bank Street,, SOUTH MELBOURNE VIC 3205 - Property No B4230 |
B4230 |
File only | |
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Forests Office (Former Chinese Protector) - Beechworth Historic Area
Ford Street, BEECHWORTH VIC 3747 - Property No B1399 |
Beechworth Forests Offices were erected to designs of the Public Works Department. They originally comprised public offices for the Chinese Protector and the Warden of the Goldfields. The Chinese Protector's Office dates from 1858. It is a simple stone structure with a hipped roof and a verandah to the street facade. The Warden's Office was erected 1859-60. It is similar to the Protector's Office but has a gabled roof. These public offices are rare surviving examples of ... more |
B1399 |
State |
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Former Shire Office - Group Classifiaction - Mortlake Historic Area
Shaw Street,, MORTLAKE VIC 3272 - Property No B4286 |
Group Statement of Significance: A distinguished group of three small civic buildings, now abandoned, consisting of Court House, Shire Offices and Post Office, built between 1864 and 1880. Construction is of basalt ashlar with the dominant, centrally placed, Court House in the formal plumb bond and the flanking buildings in random work. Roofs are gabled and slated with plain timber barges and trim. Verandahs are of corrugated sheeting with timber posts and framing except for the ... more |
B4286 |
Local |
253 - 265 Flinders Lane,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6601 |
A pair of complementary office and showroom buildings constructed in 1899 and 1900 and now combined. They are notable for their muscular and mannered renaissance revival and classical design and are critical elements of the Flinders Lane commercial precinct. Classified: 06/06/1994 |
B6601 |
Regional | |
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204 - 206 Bank Street,, SOUTH MELBOURNE VIC 3205 - Property No B4231 |
B4231 |
File only | |
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Lands Office - Beechworth Historic Area
Ford Street, BEECHWORTH VIC 3747 - Property No B1400 |
The District Survey Office was erected in 1858 and served as the Electric Telegraph Station. Early illustrations show it as a single storey stone building, set back from the street in line with its neighbours. The double fronted facade had a central entrance expressed by a tiny two storey tower. Later in the century, probably c. 1880, the tower and projecting front wing were demolished and the present front wing added, verandah is c. 1900. This is one of Victoria's few surviving ... more |
B1400 |
State |
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Post Office/Court House/Shire Office
Cnr Webster and Downey Streets,, ALEXANDRA VIC 3714 - Property No B2048 |
Built in 1877, this rendered building houses the Courthouse, Post Office and Shire Offices in a symmetrical arrangement of hip-roofed wings united by a wide verandah with barrel vaulted central entry. Classified: 04/10/1966 |
B2048 |
Local |
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556 - 558 Lonsdale Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B0820 |
A pleasantly proportioned building of a type now very rare in the central city area. Defacements noted are removal of verandah and chimneys and modification of dormers. Classification: 'Local' 29/04/1971 Revised: 03/08/1998 |
B0820 |
State |
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49-65 Grant Street,, SOUTH MELBOURNE VIC 3205 - Property No B6146 |
A small complex of single storey brick and corrugated iron buildings representative of the more recent light engineering industries established in South Melbourne in the inter-war period and often operating within the physical/economic interstices created by the larger and heavier engineering establishments then operating in South Melbourne. The brick offices, constructed in 1946, both by the choice of material and their built form, are a rare extant expression of the new found ... more |
B6146 |
Demolished |
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