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QUEENS ROAD AND FITZROY STREET AND LAKESIDE DRIVE ST KILDA, PORT PHILLIP CITY
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR H2234St Kilda Cricket Ground was established on its present site in 1856 as the home of the St Kilda Cricket Club, which was formed in 1855. Its location near what was to become St Kilda Junction…
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18 CAVELL STREET ST KILDA, PORT PHILLIP CITY
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR H0938Luna Park, built in 1912, is unique as an extant operating example of a fun park constructed in the early era of this form of entertainment in Australia and being in continual use to the…
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14 LOWER ESPLANADE ST KILDA, PORT PHILLIP CITY
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR H0947The Palais Theatre, St Kilda was constructed in 1927 as the Palais Pictures, to a design by prominent Sydney-based theatre and cinema architect, Henry E. White. It was built on leased Crown…
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20 CARLISLE STREET ST KILDA, PORT PHILLIP CITY
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR H2092The National Theatre, St Kilda opened in April 1921 as a cinema, the Victory Theatre, described at the time as the second biggest cinema in Melbourne with a capacity for an audience of 3000.…