Houses
Early Melbourne Architecture
A collection of photographs of early Melbourne buildings, many of them now demolished. Several East Melbourne buildings represented. Short introduction and informative captions with each photograph.
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Eason Family Album - Varzin, 108 George Street, East Melbourne - 1910-1930
Scanned family album of the Eason family who lived at Varzin, 108 George Street, East Melbourne. Photos are dated from 1910 to 1930 and include many activities at Varzin but also family groups, celebrations and holidays.
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East Melbourne Walkabout
Five informative self-guided walks around East Melbourne and Jolimont.
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East Melbourne, Albert Street 404
Plans and auction brochure for 1 December 1954.
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East Melbourne, Gipps Street 157
Sale notices, February 2000. Sale notices, brochures and newspaper clipping, from December 2004. Photos. Plan.
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East Melbourne, Grey Street 151, Worsley
Photograph of Worsley, 151 Grey Street (2 Grey Street pre-1890), now the site of the Mercy Private Hospital. Photo shows a symmetrical, single storey, double fronted house, with arcaded verandah. The house was built c. 1867 for Henry Hall, chemist. Architects: Austin & Ellis. Builders: Leech & Bricknell.
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East Melbourne, Grey Street 151, Worsley - research papers
Research notes establishing history of Worsley (see VF 419). Family history notes showing relationship between original owner, Henry Hall, and researcher, Joan Glover. (Rev. Edward Fethers, a locum vicar at Holy Trinity, was also part of this family.) Copy of map giving purchasers of land in Crown Land Sales, 1858. Copy of Cox map of 1866.
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East Melbourne, Simpson Street 20
Brochure advertising auction of 20 Simpson Street, East Melbourne, scheduled for 7 April. Photo. Plan.
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Festa display 2008 - Henry Cooke's House
File contains images used for East Melbourne Festa display in 2008. The display was intended as a case study of how to research the history of your house. Henry Cooke's house in Clarendon Street was used as the example. Images include:
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