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56 Eastern Beach Road & 1 Fitzroy Street, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B1062 |
The prefabricated iron house, Corio Villa, situated on the corner of Victoria Parade and Fitzroy Street, Geelong, was manufactured in Edinburgh in 1855 by iron founder, Charles D Young and Co from designs by Bell and Miller, architects and engineers. William Nairn Gray, colonial land commissioner, ordered this villa but he died on 11 June, 1854 prior to the portable house shipment. Alfred Douglass, merchant, acquired and erected the villa in 1856. In the early 1850's, ... more |
B1062 |
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HEIDELBERG VIC 3084 - Property No B1002 |
B1002 |
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1894 Calder Highway,, LEICHARDT VIC 3516 - Property No B2449 |
B2449 |
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528 Burke Road,, CAMBERWELL VIC 3124 - Property No B5427 |
B5427 |
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70 Wedge Street,, KYNETON VIC 3444 - Property No B2026 |
Campaspe Villa is a single storied house constructed in 1855-56 to the designs of and for architect Gabriel Fleck. Additions were made subsequently to suit its use as a school. The bluestone house is constructed in random coursed masonry and has a hipped iron roof, continued to form a timber verandah. The verandah has a shaped timber valence and the chimneys are also features. Campaspe Villa forms part of the notable townscape of Kyneton, an important nineteenth century highway ... more |
B2026 |
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Swinton
23-25 Swinton Avenue, KEW VIC 3101 - Property No B1230 |
The land on which 'Swinton'was later built was first purchased by John Bakewell in 1851 and later sold to Edmund Laskey Splatt in 1858. Splatt was a member of the first provisional committee of the National Bank of Australia in Melbourne and built the first house on the land naming it 'Laskey Villa'. By 1863 the house was occupied by Herbert Henty. The Johnson family connection with the property began with the marriage in 1858 of Annabella Johnson to David Syme, owner of the Áge' ... more |
B1230 |
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Tynemouth Villa - Port Fairy Historic Area
18 Wishart Street,, PORT FAIRY VIC 3284 - Property No B4800 |
Captain Lewis Grant settled in Port Fairy in December, 1852. He initially constructed a timber cottage at 16 Wishart Street. By 1859 he had built and moved into Tynemouth Villa.The Villa provided for Captain Grant a more substantial and spacious house as befitted his commercial success in the community. The Villa does not aspire to grandeur but is arranged in a simple linear plan form with gabled roof and a verandah across the whole eastern front. Classified: ... more |
B4800 |
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Mount Royal Hospital Rehabilitation Centre
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Henry Pride Wing- Royal Women's Hospital
44 Walmer Street, KEW VIC 3101 - Property No B1385 |
A house containing one of the most complete and elegant decorative schemes of the 1880s, partly obscured but almost all apparently recoverable. This work, done by Patterson Brothers of Melbourne in 1883-4 for William Greenlaw, general manager of the Colonial Bank of Australasia, is characterised by rich and delicate schemes of painting and stencilling, extending even to the dedorated skirtings, and by the absence of wallpaper. The original house, thought to date from before 1863, is ... more |
B1385 |
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10 Seaby Street,, STAWELL VIC 3380 - Property No B4923 |
No 10 Seaby Street, Stawell is a substantial and richly decorated villa constructed in 1890 for the wealthy mine-owner Mary Ellen Hobbs, widow of philanthropist William Hobbs. The exterior of the house presents two fine elevations with brick work enhanced by elaborate window hoods, quoins and a vernadah with paired pillars and encaustic tiles. Inside the house, the conventional disposition of the front formal rooms give way to a substantial rear section which runs transversely. ... more |
B4923 |
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64 Pasco Street, WILLIAMSTOWN VIC 3016 - Property No B1155 |
5Ashton Villa was erected in 1859 for Customs and Immigration Official George Ashton, with subsequent alterations and additions. The single-storied house has a hipped slate roof with close eaves and coursed bluestone masonry walls. The facade is symmetrically arranged about central doorway with side and top lights; the windows have double vertical mullions and multi-pane windows. It is an early bluestone dwelling notable for of the period, for its role in the townscape ... more |
B1155 |
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