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Acquisition number: 
1171
Catalogue number: 
emvf0833
File name: 
VF0833
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Newspaper article by Shane Green writing of his memories of Dallas Brooks Hall in Albert Street, East Melbourne. The building is about to be demolished to make way for apartments and new facilities for the Grand Lodge of the Freemasons.
Also a newspaper article about the development plans.
Further article announcing that Richard Wynne, Minister for Planning, has signed off on the demolition of Dallas Brooks Hall, but has required modification of the plans to reduce the height of the proposed building.

Item type: 
Newsclipping
Building name: 
Dallas Brooks Hall
Subject address: 
300 Albert Street, East Melbourne
Author: 
Shane Green
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