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The Johnston Collection

East Melbourne Historical Society Newsletter: March, June, September 2008

Newsletter gives details of the Society's activities, and has short articles relevant to the history of East Melbourne and Jolimont.

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East Melbourne, Hotham Street 146

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Newspapper clipping about the forthcoming auction of 146 Hotham Street.  The vendor was The Johnston Collection who had leased the house to tenants.

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East Melbourne, Vanishing Melbourne, 180 Clarendon Street

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Newspaper clipping - historical article centering on 180 Clarendon Street. It was previously known as Eaglestone Villa, Stanford House, The Arms of Jesus Babies Home, before it was demolished to make way for the Freemasons Hospital. Henry Cooke and Thomas Welton Stanford were among its previous owners. Stanford employed Louise Friedrichs as a maid.

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Preservation of Melbourne's Heritage

Two newspaper articles on preservation of Melbourne's heritage. Published on successive days in The Age 22nd and 23rd November 2011. The first by Christopher Menz, acting director of the Ian Potter Museum of Art, The University of Melbourne. The second by Miki Perkins, city reporter for The Age.

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