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East Melbourne, Grey Street 087
Auction brochure for 87 Street, scheduled for 27 May 2014. Photos. Plans. Sold for $3.7 million. Historical note: Property sold on 30 July 1989 for $372,000. Noted at the time by David Ellison.
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Auction brochure for 87 Street, scheduled for 27 May 2014. Photos. Plans. Sold for $3.7 million. Historical note: Property sold on 30 July 1989 for $372,000. Noted at the time by David Ellison.
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Sale brochure for auction of 87 Grey Street, East Melbourne scheduled for 28 November 2017. Colour photos. Plans. House sold later for $5.65m.
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A single storey, single fronted cottage, well set back from the street, with a large garden in front. The facade has been reconstructed, with cement render covering the original polychrome brick and new decorative lace work over the verandah (possibly aluminium).
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Built 1867 by Muray and Hill for Alexander Hutcheson, brick house 6 rooms. 1868 - owner Thompson, occupied by Hymen Woolf.
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Newspaper clipping advertising the auction of 105 Grey Street, East Melbourne. This was a 1980s house that has since been demolished.
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Series of four photos of 114 (or 122?) Grey Street. Timber (pre-fab) house. Taken by J.T. Collins dated from 5 December 1962 to 8 December 1963. Demolished. Now the site of the Unitarian Church.
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Pre-fabricated timber house
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Photo of 115 Grey Street, East Melbourne. Built in 1853, it appears in Maie Casey's book, "Early Melbourne Architecture."
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Two photographs of 115 Grey Street, East Melbourne taken in 2012. This house was built in 1853 and is the earliest building still standing in East Melbourne. [In the second picture I snuck down very low so that the ugly clip-lock verandah roof was out of sight. See the original c...
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A symmetrical, double fronted, two storey house of bluestone with a timber verandah on the ground floor. 115 Grey Street is one of the oldest surviving houses in East Melbourne. It is a fine example of the early Victorian style with its Georgian inspired symmetry and restrained o...
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Built 1853 by Thomas Wilson for self. 1859 kitchen added. 1862 extensions made.
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Digital copy of a coloured slide. Photo shows one of a pair of terrace-type houses with arcaded verandah recessed under the upper floor. Next door on the left is a partial view of 115 Grey Street, a blue stone house with timber verandah and convex roof. This house, built in 1854,...
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Photo showing the pair of houses at 119-121 Grey Street, East Melbourne
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Built 1867 by John Kennedy for self 2 two storey brick houses. Architect - J B Denny. Recorded by National Trust of Victoria1977 - see index card for citation.
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Brochure [photocopy] advertising sale by private treaty of 121 Grey Street, East Melbourne, in 2000.
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Photo shows a terrace of three houses, distinctive because of their upper level cast iron balconies while the lower balconies take the form of a timber arcade.
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Photograph of 123-127 Grey Street, East Melbourne.
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Part of Winston Burchett's index card set, created and used by Winston Burchett to support his research and writings. The set of cards is held by the East Melbourne Library and is fully digitised and published by the East Melbourne Historical Society with the permission of the Li...
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BW photos. 3 views of 128-132 Grey Street. Terrace of three two storey houses. C. 1963.
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Large two storey house with a timber verandah and balcony. The verandah has a railing supported by balusters, and above is an arched frieze of trellis. The balcony railing has two dimensional rather than turned supports, and the timber brackets and frieze are of simple pierced de...
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Black and white photo of a large Victorian era house with elaborate timber verandah and balcony. At the time the photo was taken the house was the home of Ormiston Ladies College. Students and teachers are gathered on the verandah and balcony. The Misses Singleton were in charge...
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Brick double fronted house with verandah.
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A single storey, double fronted villa, with an arcaded verandah along the length of its front facade.
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Photograph of Worsley, 151 Grey Street (2 Grey Street pre-1890), now the site of the Mercy Private Hospital. Photo shows a symmetrical, single storey, double fronted house, with arcaded verandah. The house was built c. 1867 for Henry Hall, chemist. Architects: Austin & Ellis. Bui...