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East Melbourne, Albert Street 472 - Burchett
Built 1852 by William Elliot for Messrs Dick and Mackay, Shops and dwelling.
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Built 1852 by William Elliot for Messrs Dick and Mackay, Shops and dwelling.
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Two houses of classical design with carriage way between
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Built 1858 by Robert Huckson for the Trustees of the Baptist Church. Architect - Thos Watts. Classified by the National Trust of Victoria - see index card for citation.
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The foundation stone for the Jewish Synagogue was laid in 1877. Architect - Crouch and Wilson. Builder - Delbridge and Thomas.
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Auction brochure for sale of 70 Albert Street, East Melbourne, scheduled for 12 December 2015. Photos of interior; plans. The property was sold for $1,825,000. Also newspaper clipping reporting on the state of the real estate market. 70 Albert Street is given as an example. Paul...
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Extract from Capital Gain column in The Age newspaper about the redevelopment of the Albert Heights site at 83-91 Albert Street. The site is for sale with a permit for a four storey building containing 14 apartments.
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Newspaper article about an important group of late 1930s apartment buildings in George Street and Garden Avenue, East Melbourne, designed by Illiffe Anderson.
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Newspaper cliipping - historical. Photos The Age, 1 November 2002. Also clipping announcing that Berry Street will move out of East Melbourne. 19 October 2005.
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1850 - used as hospital for the Police Barracks 1880 - Victorian Infants Asylum
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1888 built for E. G. Ovey - owner 1889 occupied by Mrs Edmund Smith
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1888: Owner E. G. Ovey 1889 occupied by: 16 Berry St - Benjamin Vaughan 18 Berry St - Dr. James Alexander Robertson
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Advertisement for sale of house at 20 Berry Street by expressions of interest closing 22 November 2022
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Brochure advertising auction of 34 Berry Street, East Melbourne, scheduled for 28 March 1998
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Date 1914. Two storey home built by Dunlop and Hunt - builders - for Daniel Augustus Court. Still occupied by a D K Court in 1976.
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Sale brochure for auction of 40 Berry Street, East Melbourne scheduled for 14 October 2017. Colour photos. Plans. House sold for $4.55m.
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Date 1891. Built by W. Parker for C Bones - owner. Designed by Phillip E. Treeby - architect
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1885: nos. 42-46 built by W. Eates and Son for C Allee - owner. Architect - W. Pitt. 1888: occupied by C.J. Allee, F. McLean, W. Hughes 1888: no. 48 built, designed by W. Pitt - architect
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Built 1885 for G Phillips - owner. 6 room house
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1890: Peirson and Wright built four houses of eight rooms each plus a stable for W. McLean - owner. 1881 occupants were: 51 - Mrs I J Jones 53 - Rev. William Forbes 55 - Dugeld McMillan 57 - Robert Asher
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A history of Bishopscourt, with emphasis on the garden. Plans, photos.
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Newspaper clippings and pamphlets about open garden day and other visits at Bishopscourt on 12 October 2002, 29-30 Nov. 2003 and 26 April 2006. Photos.
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Amended plans and submissions in relation to development of a multi-storey apartment block on the site. City of Melbourne rejected the planning application on 15 March 2011. A VCAT hearing was held 1-3 August 2011. The VCAT decision was published on 19 August 2011 approving the d...
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Internet printout from Monash University site. History, notable buildings land grants in East Melbourne. Also internet printout from Prahran Mechanics Institute Victorian and Local History Library - an extract of same. East Melbourne, Victoria East Melbourne is a residential and...
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St Patrick's Jesuit College built 1854 St Patrick's Cathedral built 1856 by David Mitchell