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BRUNSWICK FIRE STATION AND FLATS
24 BLYTH STREET BRUNSWICK, MORELAND CITY
VHR H0916The Brunswick fire station and flats, designed by the architectural firm of Seabrook and Fildes in 1936, the builders being 7 Mann PLl and opened in 1937, are historically and architecturally…
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INFANT BUILDING AND SHELTER SHED, PRIMARY SCHOOL NO.484
83-85 BELL STREET COBURG, MORELAND CITY
VHR H1709The new Board of Education, set up under the Common Schools Act of 1862, funded a new building in 1867 for Coburg beside the 1858 National School and the two became the Bell Street Common…
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1-7 BALLARAT STREET AND 2-8 SPARTA PLACE AND 1 TRIPOVICH STREET BRUNSWICK, MORELAND CITY
VHR H1307The Brunswick Market, comprising 71 shops and stalls for the sale of fruit, vegetables, meat and fish, was promoted by a Geelong syndicate headed by real estate agent TK Maltby which planned…
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FORMER AUSTRALIAN LICORICE FACTORY CHIMNEY AND FIRE TUNNEL REMAINS
342-348 VICTORIA STREET BRUNSWICK, MORELAND CITY
VHR H1289The Australian Licorice Company was registered as a company under the Firms Act (1892) on 13 March 1903. By September the well-known manufacturing confectioner, Abel Hoadley of Hoadley's had…
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ELM GROVE COBURG, MORELAND CITY
VHR H2042The Coburg Truby King Baby Health Centre was opened by Mayor Cr J Robinson on 24 July 1926. It succeeded an earlier centre opened on 4 December 1919, the first Truby King Centre to open in…
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BRUNSWICK WEST TRAMWAY SUBSTATION INCLUDING PLANT AND EQUIPMENT
196A DAWSON STREET BRUNSWICK WEST, MORELAND CITY
VHR H2397The Brunswick West Tramway Substation building, land and objects integral to the place including: . The following fixed items of electrical equipment and their interconnecting cabling…
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1-13 & 2-18 REABURN CRESCENT, and 1-5 WATTLE VALLEY ROAD, BRUNSWICK WEST, MORELAND CITY
Reaburn Crescent Precinct, comprising the properties at 1-13 and 2-18 Reaburn Crescent, as well as 1-5 Wattle Valley Road, Brunswick West. No. 12 Reaburn Crescent is a non-contributory…
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1-13 & 2-14 BOURKE STREET, COBURG, MORELAND CITY
The Bourke Street Precinct, including places 1-13 and 2-14 Bourke Street, Coburg (but excluding 1, 4a & 6 Bourke Street which are non-contributory places) How is it Significant?The Bourke…
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483-507 BRUNSWICK ROAD, BRUNSWICK WEST, MORELAND CITY
The Brunswick Road West Precinct, comprising buildings at 483-507 Brunswick Road. How is it significant?The Brunswick Road West Precinct is of local architectural significance to the City of…
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1-17 & 2-18 FIRST AVE, 1-17 & 2-18 SECOND AVE, 1-17 & 2-18 THIRD AVE, 2-40 FOURTH AVE, 1-39 FIFTH AVE, 42-62 CANBERRA ST, and 256-280 MORELAND RD, BRUNSWICK, MORELAND CITY
The First Avenue Precinct, comprising houses at 42-62 and 27-55 Canberra Street, 1-17 and 2-18 First Avenue, 1-39 Fifth Avenue, 2-40 Fourth Avenue, 1-17 and 2-18 Second Avenue, 1-17 and 2-18…
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1-15A, 19-29 & 2-30 FONTAINE STREET AND 34-48 & 47-61 GALLIPOLI PARADE AND 14-20 MITCHELL STREET AND 47-61 REYNOLDS PARADE AND 1-13A, 17-23 & 2-30 SOMALI STREET AND 2 HELIOPOLIS PASCOE VALE SOUTH, MORELAND CITY
The Gallipoli Parade precinct is a residential area that contains homes built by/for or with the assistance of the War Service Homes Commission in two distinct stages; the first in…
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143B-171 & 188-250 HOPE STREET, 19-23 LARNOO AVENUE, and 82-86 MELVILLE ROAD, BRUNSWICK WEST, MORELAND CITY
The Hope Street Precinct, comprising houses at 143B-171 and 188-250 Hope Street, 19-23 Larnoo Avenue, and 82-86 Melville Road. How is it significant?The Hope Street Precinct is of local…
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9-233 & 8-248 MELVILLE ROAD, and 1-17 & 2-30 LOCHINVAR STREET, and 2-10 WOODLANDS AVENUE, PASCOE VALE SOUTH, MORELAND CITY
The Melville Road Precinct, comprising houses and buildings at 1-17 and 2-30 Lochinvar Street, 9-233 and 8-248 Melville Road, 2-10 Woodlands Avenue, 54 Lever Street and the Shore Reserve, is…
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1-11 & 2-12A MYRTLE STREET AND 131-163 & 154-156 BLYTH STREET AND 1-11 & 2-12 HAMER STREET BRUNSWICK EAST, MORELAND CITY
The Myrtle Street Precinct, comprising houses at 131-163 and 154-156 Blyth Street, 1-11 and 2-12A Hamer Street, and 1-11 and 2-12 Myrtle Street. How is it significant? The…
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1-17 & 2-24 WESTBOURNE STREET, and 1-17 & 2-18 HALL STREET, and 1-15 NEWMAN STREET, BRUNSWICK, MORELAND CITY
The Westbourne Street Precinct, comprising houses at 1-17 and 2-20 Hall Street, 1-15 Newman Street, and 1-17 and 24 Westbourne Street. How is it significant?The Westbourne Street Precinct is…
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1-21 & 2-20 FRENCH AVENUE, BRUNSWICK EAST, MORELAND CITY
The French Avenue precinct, comprising 1-21 & 2-20 French Avenue. East Brunswick with the exception of No 6 & 20 French Avenue. How is is significant? The French Avenue precinct is…
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3-33 & 2-22 RUPERT STREET, and 3-15 & 2-16 SUMNER STREET, and 2-28 & 3-27 LOWAN STREET and 271-283 GLENLYON ROAD BRUNSWICK EAST, MORELAND CITY
The Sumner Estate precinct, comprising contributory buildings at 2-28 & 3-27 Lowan Street, 271-283 Glenlyon Road, 3-33 & 2-22 Rupert Street, and 3-15 & 2-16Sumner Street,…
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4-10 WAXMAN PARADE, BRUNSWICK WEST, MORELAND CITY
The houses at 4 to 10 Waxman Parade, Brunswick West are significant. This group of four detached single storey interwar bungalows were all built c.1928 on allotments excised from the small…
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1-19 & 2-22 DUDLEY STREET, and 27-51 KING STREET FITZROY NORTH, MORELAND CITY
The Dudley Street precinct,comprising 1-19 and 2-22 Dudley Street and 27-51 King Street, Fitzroy North is a residential area that contains Edwardian houses built within a short period of…
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5 AKEROA AVENUE,, BRUNSWICK EAST VIC 3057 - Property No 11166
The Commonwealth Government created the War Service Homes Commission in 1919 to assist returned servicemen and their families to buy affordable houses by providing low interest loans to…
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137 ALBERT STREET,, BRUNSWICK VIC 3056 - Property No 5499
The house at 137 Albert Street, Brunswick, constructed by 1915 for William Hurford is significant. Non-original alterations and additions to the house are not significant. The timber picket…
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19 BALMORAL AVENUE,, BRUNSWICK EAST VIC 3057 - Property No 18858
The house at 19 Balmoral Avenue, Brunswick East, constructed in 1926, is significant. The front fence is sympathetic but is not significant. Non-original alterations and additions are not…
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5 BANK STREET,, BRUNSWICK VIC 3056 - Property No 4565
The house at 5 Bank Street, Brunswick, constructed by 1910 for (and presumably by) John Keenan, a carpenter, is significant. Non-original alterations and additions are not significant. The…
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29-33 CARNARVON STREET,, BRUNSWICK VIC 3056 - Property No 10945
The houses at 29, 31 and 33 Carnarvon Street, Brunswick. How are they significant? The houses at 29, 31 and 33 Carnarvon Street, Brunswick are of local aesthetic significance to the City of…
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23 EVANS STREET,, BRUNSWICK VIC 3056 - Property No 4927
The house at 23 Evans Street, Brunswick, built in 1913-14 for storeman Andrew Cecil Nielsen is significant. The front fence and non-original alterations and additions are not…
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