Webb
East Melbourne, Albert Street 384-400, Lansdowne Street 015-027 - Burchett
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wbalbst384-400 Content or description:
Burlington Terrace was built in 1867 by H P Harris of Queen Street for himself. It consisted originally of 16 two storey town houses which extended round the corner into Lansdowne Street.
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East Melbourne, Albert Street 392
Description:
One of an unusual terrace of 16 houses which is built around a corner site, with some of the houses in Albert Street and others in Lansdowne Street.
History:
To come.
East Melbourne, Albert Street 402, 404 - Burchett
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wbalbst402-404 Content or description:
Built 1869 by McElraney for Sanders and Levy. Architect Charles Webb.
Two 3 storey brick houses.
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East Melbourne, Albert Street 453 - Burchett
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wbalbst453 Content or description:
St Peters Church - foundation stone laid by Supt. Latrobe in 1846. Bulit by Webb, Brown & Co.
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East Melbourne, Clarendon Street 036 - Burchett
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wbclast036 Content or description:
Built 1881 by P E Treeby for J L Purves. Architect - Charles Webb.
Extended in 1889 to 30 rooms by F J Wreight -builder for J L Purves.
Later became a bourding house.
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East Melbourne, Clarendon Street 036, Mosspennoch
Description:
A two-storey, double fronted Italianate mansion of render on brick construction.
History:
Mosspennock was built in 1881 for James Liddell Purves, Q.C. and was designed by Charles Webb. It is unusual for the curved glass in its front bow windows.
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East Melbourne, George Street 193 - Burchett
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wbgeost193 Content or description:
1864. MCC BR: Wm. Ireland for Elias Benjamin building (back of Parade Hotel). Architect: Charles Webb.
1883. D. Benjamin - owner. W.H.F. Mitchell - occupier.
1882-84.
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East Melbourne, Hotham Street 092, 094, 096 - Burchett
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wbhotst092-096 Content or description:
1881. David Mitchell to build three 3-storey residences for Hon. W.J. Clarke (later 'Sir'), who named 'Janet Terrace' after his second wife. Architect: Charles Webb.
1885. W.J.
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East Melbourne, Mosspennoch, redevelopment proposal
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emvf0022 Content or description:
Newspaper clippings about the fight by the East Melbourne Group under the presidency of Margaret Wood, to save Mosspennoch's ballroom from demolition. Photos.
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