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East Melbourne, Victoria Parade 458

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East Melbourne, Victoria Parade 458

Collection of photos of Dorijo, an attractive but run down art-deco building in Victoria Parade next to the Drill Hall on the corner of Powlett Street. The photos were taken between 2008 and 2012. According to a resident (10 August 2010) an owner of the building had recently died...

East Melbourne, Victoria Parade 496 - Burchett

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East Melbourne, Victoria Parade 496 - Burchett

1868. MCC BR: Geo. Seamark to build 2-room cottage for Mr. Hendry. 1870. Name mentioned: J. Hendry. Brick, 2 rooms. 1874. Hamilton Moore - owner/occupier. Brick, 3 rooms. 1890. Hamilton Moore - owner/occupier. Brick, 8 rooms. Note: Hamilton Moore of McGuigan and Co., Wine and Spi...

East Melbourne, Victoria Parade, c.1905

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East Melbourne, Victoria Parade, c.1905

Postcard, BP Series, colour print. The reverse is divided into a space for a message and a space for the address. This format first appeared in Australia in 1905. Shows Victoria Parade looking east from near the corner of Nicholson Street. In the foreground is a cable tram travel...

East Melbourne, Wellington Parade 002 - Burchett

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East Melbourne, Wellington Parade 002 - Burchett

1854. MCC BR: Arnif McLaren and Co. for selves, 5 brick and stone houses. 1855. Appears to be rated. 6 units, 5 rooms. And: 1866. 6 units, 5 rooms, kitchen and servants room. Also: 2 units, 4 rooms, kitchen and servants room. 1961? Partly demolished. Classified.

East Melbourne, Wellington Parade 012

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East Melbourne, Wellington Parade 012

A colour photo shows a two storey building of clinker brick. It is rigidly symmetrical and with twelve-paned windows placed evenly across the facade has a classical appearance. A small hint of Art Deco style is created by the motif at the roof line marking the centre point, and a...

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