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This is a two storey red brick house with pebble dash to gable forming an attic storey. The roof is steeply pitched and tiled with terracotta, with tall chimneys and a dormer window. The two bay windows have three multi paned leadlit sashes. The garden form and paving are intact....
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1883. MCC BR: Murray and Hill, builders and joiners of Victoria Parade, for Peter Hill 2-storey house. 1885. MCC BR: Peter Hill for self two 2-storey houses. 1885. Name mentioned: Peter Hill. Brick, 6 rooms. 1887. First Rate Book entries: Peter Hill - owner. Each of brick, 8 room...
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Auction brochure for 92 Vale Street, scheduled for 26 October 2013. Photos. Plans. Sold for $2,690,000.
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Colour photo shows an apartment building arranged in two symmetrical, three storey wings creating a U-shape, with garden in the middle. It is built in salmon colour brick and is Art Deco in style.
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An apartment building arranged in two symmetrical, three storey wings creating a U-shape, with garden in the middle. It is built in salmon colour brick and is Art Deco in style.
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Newspaper clipping about successful sale of 110 Vale Street, East Melbourne.
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1889. MCC BR: G. Knipe of 11 Darling Street, for self a house. J.W. Lockwood - architect. 1890. Name mentioned: Geo. Knipe. 1891. Geo. Knipe - owner. Brick, 10 rooms. W. Maher - occupier. 1900. Geo. Knipe - owner. Lockhart - occupier. 1979. Sold by auction. Note: Reference to Kni...
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Real estate article about forthcoming auction of 112 Vale Street. Photo. The Age, Domain, 4 May 2002. Also article about auction scheduled for 22 October 2005. Photos.
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1883. MCC BR: No.114. Wm. Scobie for Mrs. G.A. Grant. Norman Hitchcock - architect. 1883. MCC BR: No.116. G.A. Grant for self. Norman Hitchcock - architect. 1884. No.114. First Rate Book entry: George Alexander Grant - owner/occupier. Brick, 6 rooms and stable. 1892. MCC BR: No.1...
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Brochure advertising the auction of 116 Vale Street, East Melbourne, scheduled for 27 July 1991 [Year is hand written with a question mark. It has been confirmed as correct]
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Photo of Torloisk, 118 Vale Street, East Melbourne taken by McAlpine Bros. 29 September 1887.
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Newspaper photo of Torloisk, 118 Vale Street, East Melbourne probably at the time of it's sale by the McLean family to the Anglican religious order, the Community of the Holy Name. The property became the St Ives Private Hospital. (Ref. http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110...
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Photograph of Torloisk, 118 Vale Street East Melbourne. The building, previously St Ives Private Hospital, was purchased in 1990 by the Myer family who undertook major renovations including demolition of the hospital extension and restoration of some of the original architectural...
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Photo of Torloisk, 118 Vale Street, East Melbourne.
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A large three storey house well designed for its corner site in presenting nicely finished facades to both Vale Street and Wellington Parade South.
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1886. MCC BR: W.W. Seddington, of Russell Street, Collingwood, to build dwellings and out-buildings for W. McLean, Esq. Twentyman and Askew - architects. 1887-8. W. McLean - owner/occupier. 20 rooms. Occupied till 1895c. Later C. of E. Private Hospital - St. Ives. 1970's. Nurses...
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A group of four tuck pointed red brick dwellings with a single yellow brick string course and pebble dash dressings. The substantial two storey verandahs are of timber and terracotta tiles to the roof. This terrace is an important example of the use of red brick and timber in a d...
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Two colour photos of a terrace of four houses at 14-20 Vale Street, East Melbourne.
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These buildings are contributory to the predominant use of red brick and terracotta tiles in this street. They are an adaptation of a rather suburban style to terrace house building. The design of each is deliberately varied so that the buildings appear as one whole. A successful...
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Newspaper clipping about house for sale at 48 Vale Street, East MElbourne
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Photos taken of houses in Vale Street, East Melbourne in August 2010.
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first ‹ previous 44 of 82 next › last East Melbourne, Vale Street, 014-20, 016 Open full image ↗ Acknowledgments Photographer: Darryl Stanisich (2003) Image No: DSC_0016 Copyright: East Melbourne Historical Society first ‹ previous 44 of 82 next › last
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first ‹ previous 45 of 82 next › last East Melbourne, Vale Street, 014-20, 2003, 10 Open full image ↗ Row of four terrace houses Photographer: Darryl Stanisich Copyright: East Melboune Historical Society first ‹ previous 45 of 82 next › last
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first ‹ previous 46 of 82 next › last East Melbourne, Vale Street, 082-84, 015 Open full image ↗ Acknowledgments Photographer: Darryl Stanisich (2003) Image No: DSC_0015 Copyright: East Melbourne Historical Society first ‹ previous 46 of 82 next › last