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East Melbourne Group - menu 1995
A menu for a dinner hosted by the East Melbourne Group for its members in May 1995. The function was held at Syd's Restaurant in the space now occupied by Il Duca Restaurant, 132 Wellington Parade, East Melbourne.
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East Melbourne Group Newsletter - June 1995
News from the East Melbourne Group keeps members up to date about current events in East Melbourne, particularly planing applications and social events held by the group.
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East Melbourne Group Yarra Park Election Flyer
This flyer (pdf attached) was prepared and distributed by the East Melbourne Group prior to the Victorian State Election in November 2018 "A proposal by the Melbourne Football Club to build new administration and training facilities in and around heritage-listed parklands would s...
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East Melbourne Group flyers 1994-1999
A collection of 14 flyers printed by the East Melbourne Group as invitations to its members to social functions held from 1994 to 1999. Some illustrated with pen and ink sketches by Patricia Broadbent.
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East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation synagogue refurbishment
Newspaper article in The Age 27 January 2012 about the relaunching of the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation synagogue after a major refurbishment.
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East Melbourne Historical Society, New Venue
Brief historical article in EMHS newsletter March 2001.
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East Melbourne Language Centre
Newspaper clipping about the East Melbourne Language Centre and its services.
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East Melbourne Library, 2003
Colour photo of the old East Melbourne library. It was built in 1964 and demolished to make way for a new library.
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East Melbourne Residents' contribution to the Queen Victoria Hospital
Interview with Dr. June Howqua, physician and board member at the Queen Victoria Hospital. She talks about her time at the hospital which was founded by Constance Stone, also a resident of East Melbourne, and the building's continued links with feminism.
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East Melbourne Walk
A guided walk published by the Art Deco Society covering inter-war architecture in East Melbourne. Gives notable features of buildings. BW photos. 2002. Note: The illustration on p.17 has been incorrectly identified as Kingscourt, 37 George Street. It is, in fact, 53-55 George St...
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East Melbourne and Richmond aerial photo, 1967
Aerial map of East Melbourne and Richmond taken in 1967. Some noticeable changes include: centre parking in Grey and Hotham Streets; the absence of paths in Darling Square; the building on the eastern edge of Powlett Reserve once used as a child care centre for 2 to 3 year-old, p...
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East Melbourne building photos by Darryl Stanisich, 2003
Collection of photos of East Melbourne buildings taken by Darryl Stanisich in 2003.
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East Melbourne from Studley Park
One of 16 views of Melbourne suburbs issued as a pictorial supplement with The Australasian newspaper of 6 April 1872. The pictures were drawn by Thomas Carrington (1842-1918) and engraved by Rudolph Jenny (1827-1905). An article in the newspaper itself lists the viewpoints that...
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East Melbourne offices get 'A' lift
Newspaper clippings about proposed plans to redevelop the site at 200-222 Victoria Parade, East Melbourne, corner of Lansdowne Street. The new building will be eleven floors of commercial space. The developers are Time & Place and the architects are FJMT.
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East Melbourne rooftops from Burchett Lane
BW photo. View over rooftops to Queen Bess Row, Hotham Street. Taken from Burchett Lane. Reprint. C. 1974.
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East Melbourne's Best Streets
Newspaper clipping describes some of the streets of East Melbourne and their houses. Focuses on Clarendon, Hotham and Powlett Streets.
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East Melbourne, 104 Simpson Street - before remodelling
Photo shows a two-storey terrace type house with cast iron balcony, In the 1930s the house was remodelled in the Art Deco manner.
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East Melbourne, 144 Gipps Street,
BW photos. 4 views of Fanecourt, 144 Gipps Street. (Later divided into apartments and renamed Torrington.) A large, red brick, late Victorian house. Copies. c.1970.
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East Melbourne, 154 Hotham Street, Cadzow
The photo shows a two storey, double fronted house, with front door and portico slightly off-set, the result of extending the original single fronted house sideways. Six small children are pictured in front of the house. At the time the photo was taken it was owned by the Doughar...
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East Melbourne, 164 Hotham Street, Cyprus Terrace
Brochure advertising the auction of 164 Hotham Street, East Melbourne, scheduled for 20 July 1991. The brochure incorrectly refers to the house as part of Cyprus Terrace, correctly it is Cypress Terrace.
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East Melbourne, Aerial view - 1962
BW photo. Aerial view shows Fitzroy, East Melbourne, City. 1962. Internet print. (SLV, picture collection accession no. H92.20/7247).
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East Melbourne, Albert Street 005, 007, 009, 011, 013, 015, 017 - Burchett
Date 1880 William Pearce built 3 cottages for himself, 1885c, he added 4 more cottages to the east side of the block. Pearce occupied one of the cottages until 1919. In 1975 no. 9 was occupied by R.G. Kermode
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East Melbourne, Albert Street 028 - Burchett
Hoddle Street between Albert St and Victoria Pde St John's R.C. church Church built 1901 Celtic Cross & Irish Round Tower Old Gothic church opened 1866 New church foundation stone laid 1924 Mrs Koch of Gipps Street claims her mother told her a relative Richard Dennehy was archite...
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East Melbourne, Albert Street 034, 036, 038, 040 - Burchett
Date 1870 W J Parlett built 4 terrace houses for Frances de Lacey - owner. no. 36 occupied by Thomas de Lacey in 1887.