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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Hill & Son Pipe Organ - Wesley College 620 High Street Road,, GLEN WAVERLEY VIC 3150 - Property No B7209	STATEMENT OF CULTURAL HERITAGE SIGNIFICANCE: The pipe organ built in 1879 by Hill & Son, London, was one of a handful of organs exported to New Zealand by this notable London firm. This is a very small two-manual organ built by the Hill firm, with a high degree of originality, and with an attractive carved case and facade pipes retaining their original decoration. The organ is significant for historic, aesthetic and technical reasons at a local level The pipe ... more	B7209	Local
William Anderson Pipe Organ St John's Anglican Church Paisley Street,, FOOTSCRAY VIC 3011 - Property No B0697	The pipework, action, windchests, wind system, console and casework of the pipe organ built by William Anderson The organ is significant for historic and aesthetic reasons at a Regional level The pipe organ at St John's Anglican Church, Footscray is significant for the following reasons: . It retains its original mechanisms and wind system . It retains most of its original pipework . It is a fairly intact example of a standardised organ design of its ... more	B0697	Regional
Pipe Organ - St Fidelis Catholic Church From Mount Road Uniting Church, Essendon Clarendon Street,, COBURG VIC 3058 - Property No B6722	Includes all of the parts of the original organ:internal pipework, casework and facade pipes, windchest, console and swell front. The organ is significant for historic and aesthetic reasons at a regional level Theorgan is significant for the following reasons: It retains its original console It retains its original casework and diapered facade pipes It retains all of its original pipework Classified: 'Local' 02/10/1985 Revised: 26/02/2007	B6722	Regional
William Anderson Pipe Organ - All Saints Anglican Church 14-16 High Street,, NORTHCOTE VIC 3070 - Property No B0542	The pipework, action, windchests, wind system and console of the pipe organ built c. 1866. The organ is significant for historic and aesthetic reasons at a regional level The pipe organis significant for the following reasons: . It retains its original mechanisms and wind system . It retains all of its original pipework . It is a very early and rare example of indigenous organ building . It is the earliest documented organ built by William Anderson . It ... more	B0542	Regional
St Mark's Church of England & Harrison Pipe Organ St Mark's Anglican Church 268 George Street,, FITZROY VIC 3065 - Property No B3462	Melbourne's finest early bluestone church, and one of the few surviving buildings attributed to James Blackburn Jnr., begun in 1853 and extended by Leonard Terry (1865) and Charles Webb (1876). The church is an elaborate and well-developed example of the Early English style, including an impressive broach spire to the north-west and five large lancet windows at the west end. Classified: 28/11/1974 Revised: 03/08/1998 Church Pipe Organ A two-manual organ of 14 ... more	B3462	State
Frederick Taylor Pipe Organ - Armadale Uniting Church 86A Kooyong Road,, ARMADALE VIC 3143 - Property No B6410	The pipe organ built in 1912-14 is the most substantial example of an instrument by the Hawthorn organbuilder Frederick Taylor to survive. The organ was notable at the time for its symphonic tonal style. While the original action was converted to electro-pneumatic in 1975 and some minor tonal additions made at this time, almost all of the original pipework survives. The organ is significant for historic, aesthetic and technical reasons at a regional level. The pipe ... more	B6410	Regional
Hill, Norman & Beard Pipe Organ The Memorial Hall Organ Scotch College, Morrison Street,, HAWTHORN VIC 3122 - Property No B7223	The pipework, windchests, wind system and mechanisms of the pipe organ built in 1929-30 by William Hill & Son and Norman & Beard Ltd of London & Melbourne for the Presbyterian Assembly Hall (Scots Church), Margaret Street, Sydney, restored and installed at Scotch College in 2003-2004. The organ is significant for historic and aesthetic reasons at a national level The pipe organ at the Memorial Hall, Scotch College, Hawthorn is significant for the following ... more	B7223	National
Frederick Taylor Pipe Organ			Local
Pipe Organ - Uniting Church Cnr Carrier and Church Streets,, BENALLA VIC 3672 - Property No B6721	A rare early example of an organ built by J E Dodd showing his developing symphonic style and case design, the latter including two slender three-pipe towers and three flats, with carved filigre details. The original tonal scheme, pipework, windchests and case survive intact, although the console and mechanism were altered in 1975. It is the earliest example of a Dodd organ in Victoria, pre-dating other examples by more than 15 years and the oldest surviving organ in the ... more	B6721	Regional
George Fincham/Frederick Taylor Pipe Organ Christ Church, 500 High Street,, ECHUCA VIC 3564 - Property No B2395	The pipe organ at Christ Church, Echuca is of interest for its incorporation of the physical structure of an organ built in 1873 by George Fincham for St Giles' Presbyterian Church, Geelong and its recycling into an organ for Echuca in 1919 by Frederick Taylor. The organ is significant for historic, aesthetic and technical reasons at a regional level The pipe organ at Christ Church, Echuca is significant for the following reasons: . It includes case and console ... more	B2395	Regional

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