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East Melbourne, Simpson Street 158, 162
A pair of double-fronted two-storey brick houses
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A pair of double-fronted two-storey brick houses
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A simple tuckpointed red brick dwelling render bands and projecting bay window with recesses either side. [i-heritage database]
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Two colour photos of 167 and 169 Simpson Street, East Melbourne. The houses have an unusual parapet embellished with a row of small lion masks.
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A pair of single storey, single fronted cottages. The facades have been modernised, with a window exchanged for french doors in one, and the lace-work trim to the verandah removed in the other. The parapet has an unusual undulating form, with small masks placed in each dip. The c...
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1871. MCC BR: Waller Fortune, two for P. Costello. 1872. Costelloe - owner. Both vacant. Each 4 rooms. 1874. Paul F. Costelloe - owner. Occupiers: No.167 Costelloe. No.169 Jas. Battenbury.
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Auction brochure for 169 Simpson Street, scheduled for 25 October 2014. Photos. Plans. Sold $1,190.000
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A colour photo of the pair of houses at 171 and 173 Simpson Street, East Melbourne.
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A pair of single fronted, single storey cottages. No 171 has been painted but appears to have retained its original iron frieze. The fence is also original with iron pickets and impressive gate posts relative to the size of the house. No 173 has retained its original, unpainted b...
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1870. MCC BR: James Harper for John Armstrong 2 cottages. 1872. John Armstrong - owner. Occupiers: No.171 Amos Bigland. No.173 James Barton. 1874. Each of brick, 4 rooms.
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A pair of double fronted brick cottages
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1871. MCC BR: Donald Ross for self. Two of 5 rooms. 1872. No.179 Donald Ross - owner/occupier. No.177 - vacant. Each of brick, 4 rooms. 1874. No.177 Frank Colwards. No.179 Donald Ross.
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A pair of single storey terrace houses, 181 has added dormer window.
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1871. MCC BR: Abraham Preest for Watkins 2 houses. 1872. Thos. Watkins - owner/occupier No.181. No.183 Pollard. Each of brick, 3 rooms. 1874. No.183 Anderson - occupier.
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Brochure advertising auction of 20 Simpson Street, East Melbourne, scheduled for 7 April. Photo. Plan.
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Brochure advertising auction of 28 Simpson Street on 10 December 2011. Photo of exterior and plan.
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Originally three matching houses, each single story and double fronted with concave verandah roof and unusual decoration to window and door architraves. Steeply pitched tile roof and stables at the rear. Nos 54 and 56 have been demolished and replaced with apartment buildings c.1...
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Framed photos of 8 and 10 Simpson Street East Melbourne. In particular the photos show the unique pediment mouldings and the wrought-iron work on the verandas and balconies. Zooming in you can also see the stained glass in the first floor windows.
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Photograph of Carlton House, 95-97 Simpson Street, East Melbourne taken in 2012.
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Auction brochure for 95-97 Simpson Street, East Melbourne, scheduled for 5 December 2015. The property is a small apartment building of four units.
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Auction brochure for 99 Simpson Street, scheduled for 1 August 2015. Photos. Plans. Sold $1,705,000
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Photographer: Athol Shmith Donated by estate of Alexander Ewart Copland, former owner of 8-10 Simpson Street Copyright: East Melbourne Historical Society EMHS Cat. No. VF503
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first ‹ previous 42 of 82 next › last East Melbourne, Simpson Street, 029, Cliveden Hill Private Hospital Open full image ↗ first ‹ previous 42 of 82 next › last
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first ‹ previous 43 of 82 next › last East Melbourne, Simpson Street, 061-063, 2006, Elizabeth Terrace Open full image ↗ Date taken: 30 September 2006 Acknowledgments Photographer: Graham Shepherd first ‹ previous 43 of 82 next › last
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Recorded National Trust. (Note: The index card does not record the actual address. Reference to card is: wbgov.printing offices)