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Martin
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East Melbourne, Albert Street 406, 408 - Burchett
Built 1868 by William Martin for Julius Harris and Jacob Mathews.
Place
East Melbourne, Gipps Street 42
A double fronted, single storey villa built of polychrome brick. It has a return verandah to the left hand/western side allowing access to the house's main entrance.
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East Melbourne, Powlett Street 068 - Burchett
1910. MCC BR: E. Martin to build for Austin Chapman, MP. Architect: W.A.M. Blackett. 1910-1914. Chapman. 1917. Herbert E. Hooke. Chas. White to 1921. David Zmood to 1925. Mrs. A. Douglas to 1927. 1930. John Heppell. 1979. Y.W.C.A. Note: Blackett was a well known architect and wri...
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East Melbourne, Powlett Street 146 - Burchett
Originally No.50. On corner Grey Street. 1853. Originally site of Collingwood Normal School. 1853. MCC BR: Francis Emery? a school for Trustees Collingwood National Schools. 1867. John M. Barry, architect, 2 houses for McGuigan. 1868-90. Name mentioned: Henry McGuigan. Home and s...
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East Melbourne, Simpson Street 105, 107, 109, 111, 113 - Burchett
Corner Gipps Street. 1914. MCC Building Advice: R. McDonald to build for Dietrich Martin five 2-storey brick dwellings. Billing, Peck and Kempter - architects.
Place
East Melbourne, Simpson Street 105, 107, 109, 111, 113, Nelson Square
A red brick and pebble dash two storey terrace of five houses, with smooth render moulded string courses and timber strapping. The corner dwelling has an oriel window. It is much larger than the others, having twelve rooms to the others' six. Interesting woven metal panels to fen...
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East Melbourne, Victoria Parade 100, 102, 104, 106 - Burchett
Originally numbered as Nos. 489 to 493. 1880. MCC BR: Martin and Peacock to build for Patrick Murnane a house. W. Ellis - architect. 1880c. Names mentioned: Patrick Mornane - No.489. Michael Mornane - No.493.
Place
Jolimont, Agnes Street 013, 015
A pair of 2 storey tuck pointed polychromatic brick terraces with single storey concave verandah supported by a timber frieze with cast iron panels. The yellow bricks have been used to form quoins to the first floor and an elegant corbelled parapet. Six pane sashes are used to fi...
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Proudly Provincial
Newspaper clipping about the garden behind 165 Gipps Street, East Melbourne. Then owners, Pat and Graham Martin gave it a makeover with the help of The City Gardener in Richmond.