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The Two Wings of Bishopscourt: the reasons for their contrasting styles and the origin of their designs

East Melbourne

  • 120 Clarendon Street

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  • Bishopscourt

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  • Blackburn
  • Butler

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The Two Wings of Bishopscourt (194.26 KB)
Acquisition number: 
1413
Catalogue number: 
emdf0259
File name: 
DF0259
File location: 
Digital archive
Content or description: 
Article about the two very different wings of the Bishopscourt building. It discusses the sources of the two styles and shows their importance within the architectural movements each represents.
Item type: 
Article
Building name: 
Bishopscourt
Subject address: 
120 Clarendon Street, East Melbourne
Author: 
Tim Gatehouse
Date of publication or creation: 
2017
Copyright owner: 
Tim Gatehouse
Donor: 
Tim Gatehouse
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