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BW photo of Crathre House, 118 Gipps Street. Previously known as Crathie Hospital, Crathie Apartments, The Bungalow. Large Victorian house. 1976. Internet print (SLV, picture collection accession no. H95.200/769).
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A large two storey cement rendered house in the Italianate style.
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Built 1927. Occupied 1928 by Miss Anastasia Douglas. Given name Avon Court in 1942 when occupied by Miss N Douglas.
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Built 1882 by Joseph Baxter for self Brick house of 6 rooms. C Langford - Architect
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This is a fine two storey ruled render terrace residence with unusual tri-partite verandah. The upper floor verandah has brackets forming semi circular arches supported on timber columns and a concave (hipped) corrugated iron roof. There are render enrichments to the party walls...
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Built 1888 by Smith and Upton for Mr A C Allee. W Pitt was the architect. Pitt also designed The Princess Theatre in the same year and later the Rialto and Olderfleet Builduings in Collins Street. Occupied 1889 no. 123 - W H Rowe no. 125 - Mrs Tomes
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Brochure advertising auction of 125 Gipps Street, East Melbourne, scheduled for 20 May 1995.
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Auction brochure for 127 Street, scheduled for January 2015. Photos. Plans.
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Auction brochure for auction of 127 Gipps Street, East Melbourne scheduled for 20 May 2017. Colour photos. Plans The house was sold for $4,275,000
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Built 1885 for H Dagg - owner/occupier. 1887 R Revel - owner, MissAnne Healy - occupier. 1890 Mosminsky made additions
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A terrace of three two storey houses in Regency style. The brick facade is unpainted and there is a timber verandah.
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Built in 1863 three 2 storey houses for Henry Dwyer. Builder Joseph Dean; Architect Crouch and Wilson.
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Built 1884 by John Bell for Mrs Harriet Thompson. Occupied 1885 - 1911 by Mrs Thompson, 1911 - 1921 by Mrs Lydia Woolcock 1921 - 1922 by Richard Sutter
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Auction brochure for auction of 132 Gipps Street, East Melbourne scheduled for 7 September 2017.. Colour photos. Plans The house sold for $1,175,000.
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Marketing brochure for sale of new apartments built on the site of the old Merecy Hospital car park. Descriptions of architecture, materials and finishes.
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Built 1891 for E F Mitchell - a 2 storey house. Builder F Nixon, Architect W H Campbell. Occupied 1892 - 1911 by E F Mitchell. Demolished for Mercy Hospital site
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Large red brick house with central carriage way.
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Large double fronted, two storey house. Described in 1918 as having "10 rooms 2 bathrooms, 2 maid’s rooms, laundry, large brick motor garage, stabling, man’s room, &c electric light throughout."
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A two storey brick house with a pitched slate roof and simple cement rendered facade without verandah or balcony.
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Built 1862 a 2 storey brick house for Mr G Joachimi. Builder Thos Padley. Occupied 1895 - 1900 by Mrs Cass Parkinson. It was here that Norman Lindasy courted his first wife Kate Parkinson.
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BW photo. Street scene with 155 and 157 Gipps Street. Reprint. C. 1962.
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Photo shows the house at 157 Gipps Street, East Melbourne. It focuses on the front door which is recessed well beyond the front wall of the house. The large room with bay window on the right of the photo was added at a later stage.
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Sale notices, February 2000. Sale notices, brochures and newspaper clipping, from December 2004. Photos. Plan.
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Single storey, single fronted house with bay window. A second storey has been added to the rear.