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Jolimont, Jolimont Terrrace 24, 26 - 1974
Photograph of 24, 26 Jolimont Terrace taken by Winston Burchett in October 1974.
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Jolimont, Palmer Street 001, 003, 005 - Burchett
1888. MCC BR: F. McIntosh to build three 2-storey houses for Mr. T. Care. 1890. Occupiers: No.1 Mrs. Catherine Beaton. No.3. Edward C. Whitty. No.5. George E. Pearce. Note: Terrace dated on building. Photo shows No.1 From left.
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Jolimont, Palmer Street 007 - Burchett
1886. MCC BR: F.H. Shackleford to build brick house, 7 rooms with bath and wash (house?) for M. Harwood. 1886-1910? Mrs. J.H. Harwood. 1889. M. Harwood - owner/occupier.
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Jolimont, Palmer Street outbuild - Burchett
Outbuildings at rear of flats. Said to date from Bishop Perry's occupancy 1852c.
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Jolimont, Wellington Parade South 081
Newspaper clipping about the sale of the house at 81 Wellington Parade South, Jolimont.
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Jolimont, Wellington Parade South 081- Burchett
Originally No.13 and street was called Jolimont Place. Site next to Sharp, on corner of Jolimont Terrace. 1877. MCC BR: Wm. Ireland to build 2-storey house for Mr. Mixner. 1878. James Mixner - owner/occupier. Brick, 6 rooms. 1880c. Name mentioned: J.F. Mixner of Mixner and Campbe...
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Jolimont, Wellington Parade South 101, Redcourt
Photo of large red brick house in the Queen Anne style, with terracotta roof and pebble dash panels. The house was built in 1902 for Mrs Tabitha Ball, one of the founders of Ball and Welch, department store.
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Jolimont, Wellington Parade South 101, Redcourt
This is a large tuck-pointed red brick dwelling in the Queen Anne style with terracotta tile roof, pebble dash panels and timber strapwork to the eaves. [i-Heritage Database]
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Jolimont, Wellington Parade South 117 - Burchett
1869. MCC BR: Anton Schultz to build dwelling house for the Misses Vernon. Site named as Jolimont Square. 1870. Mrs. (John) Vernon - owner/occupier. Brick, 3 floors and 12 rooms. 1900. Mrs. F. Ball - occupier.
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Jolimont, Wellington Parade South 147 - Burchett
1868. MCC BR: Gustave Durant to build house and same plan as existing adjoining one, (old) No.7 - facing Richmond Road. 1870. First Directory entry: (Old) No.6. Durant - owner. D.G. Freeman - occupier. (Name also mentioned: Mrs. Sehool?). (Old) No.7. Durant - owner. John R. Willi...
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Jolimont, Wellington Parade South jolsq - Burchett
Various buildings are involved in Jolimont Square. The following entries refer to some of these. 1857. MCC Building Advice: To build the foundations of some houses for the Hon. J.F. Palmer (signed: James Bonham). 1863. Henry Langlands, pioneer, ironfounder and politician died her...
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Jolimont, Wellington Parade South jolstation - Burchett
1902. Appears in Directory. 1903. W.H. Lewis - Station Master. (Note: There is a reference in the index card regarding Sir W.J. Clarke. The private railway platform seems to be one at Sunbury, near his 'Rupertswood' property. See 'Walkabout' and A.D.B. Vol.3).
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Jolimont,18 Jolimont Terrace
Newspaper clipping - real estate article about forthcoming auction of The Crib, 18 Jolimont Terrace Interior and exterior photos.
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Joseph Reed, architect
Newspaper clipping about the life and work of Joseph Reed, one of Melbourne's most well known and prolific architects of the 19th century. He designed many buildings in East Melbourne including: 182-186 George Street (1857) The Gothic House, 157 Hotham Street (1861) Koorine, corn...
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Joyce Meier: Exhibition of Paintings
Two items relating to an exhibition of Joyce Meier's paintings held at Bridget McDonnell Gallery 10-30 November 2013. 1. An flyer advertising the exhibition. A5 in size. 2. An invitation to the opening with many paintings illustrated and short biographical notes. Item is folded i...
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Judge John McFarland
Portrait photo of Judge John McFarland. John McFarland's father built the house at 183 Hotham Street, East Melbourne (now demolished). John's early life was spent there.
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KELLAWAY, Frank Gerald
Frank was born on 7 January, 1895 in East Melbourne. His father the Reverend Alfred Charles Kellaway had emigrated to Australia from Swanage, Dorset arriving in Melbourne in 1863 on the 'Istamboul'. In 1886 he married Ann Carrick Halliley Roberts from Longford, Tasmania at St Jam...
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KELLY, Thomas Ivon Ward
Thomas Ivon Ward Kelly was one of five children,the eldest child, followed by Reginald John Kelly, born in 1899, but only survived two months,Olive, Violet and Rose Julia Kelly, b.1903.When he enlisted on 15 February, 1917, Tim Kelly was just off 22 years old, single, and working...
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KENDALL, Eleanor Jane
Eleanor Jane Kendall (1880–1957) was the only daughter among the seven children born to William Tyson Kendall (1851–1936) and his first wife, Elizabeth (nee Park) (c1853–1904). Eleanor’s father William was a pioneer of veterinary science in Australia (Harold E. Albiston, 'Kendall...
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KEPPEL, Beatrice Emma
Beatrice Emma Keppel (1890–1932) Beatrice Emma Keppel is named on the honour board at St Peter’s Church, Eastern Hill, East Melbourne commemorating parishioners who served as nurses in the Great War of 1914–1918. Keppel was born into a pioneering North Queensland family with prop...
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KING, Agnes Wotherspoon
Agnes Wotherspoon King (1884-1942) was the second daughter and fourth child of Robert King (1843–1919) and his wife Frances (or ‘Fanny’, nee Craig) (1854–1926). Robert her father was the son of a farmer in Bothwell, Lanarkshire in Scotland. He appears to have travelled to the Uni...
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Karl Fender's secret Melbourne
Newspaper clipping where Karl Fender, architect, tells of some of his memories of Melbourne. These include the Stanford Fountain in Gordon Reserve, Spring Street, and the old terrace house that was the office of Romberg and Boyd at 340 Albert Street, East Melbourne
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Kelly Gang rides into history
Newspaper clipping about the addition of surviving fragments of the film, The Story of the Kelly Gang being added to UNESCO's Memory of the World Register. This film is recognised as the world's first full length feature film. It was made in 1906 and directed by Charles Tait who...
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Kelvin Club
Newspaper clipping the about Kelvin Club. The article states that the club's genesis was the Fitzroy and East Melbourne Bowling Club established in 1868 on the median strip in Victoria Parade. The site is marked on the Melbourne Metropolitan Board of Works map detail plan 1028, 1...