Collection or topic
Lindsay
In this collection
7 records and collections
Place
East Melbourne, Gipps Street 155
A two storey brick house with a pitched slate roof and simple cement rendered facade without verandah or balcony.
Collection item
East Melbourne, Gipps Street 155 - Burchett
Built 1862 a 2 storey brick house for Mr G Joachimi. Builder Thos Padley. Occupied 1895 - 1900 by Mrs Cass Parkinson. It was here that Norman Lindasy courted his first wife Kate Parkinson.
Place
East Melbourne, Hotham Street 086
Small timber cottage
Collection item
East Melbourne, Powlett Street 101, 103, 105, 107 - Burchett
1860. MCC BR: No.107. Corner Gipps Street. Wyley to build wooden house for self. 1860. MCC BR: No.101. William Blewden to build for Charles Smith, house, 8 rooms and offices. 1860. No.101. Mrs. Ainslie Ladies School. 1861-2. Name mentioned: Villiers W. Wylie. Wood, 2 rooms. 1861....
Place
East Melbourne, Powlett Street 107
Originally a single-storey double-fronted house with verandah, and stable. Now very much altered with a second storey added, and a garage in front of the stable.
Collection item
East Melbourne, Simpson Street 051, 053, 055, 057 - Burchett
1886. MCC BR: John Thorpe (66 Neill Street, Carlton) to erect 4 brick houses for Mr. B. Lee. Mr. Ravenscroft - architect (see 'Elizabeth Terrace' 59-65 Simpson Street). 1887. Names mentioned (from George Street end): 1. Mrs. T. Archer, 2. 3. 4. vacant. 1888. 1. William Maher. 2....
Collection item
James Sinclair and the Fitzroy Gardens
Newspaper clipping about the history of the Fitzroy Gardens. Includes author's own memories of seeing school children cutting through the gardens to the various schools and the many sculptures which adorned the gardens. The article mainly centres on the establishment of the garde...