Houses
Mr. Cooke's House
Copy of pencil drawing of Mr. Henry Cooke's House, then known as Egglestone Villa. A later owner Thomas Welton Stanford called it Stanford House. Later again it was the Arms of Jesus Babies' Home. Originally a prefabricated house, believed to be the first private house in East Melbourne.
- 3705 reads
Open House Day
Five typescript pages giving brief histories of five houses that were open as part of a fund raising open day c.1976. The notes were prepared by the owners of the houses at the time. A copy of a sixth history from the archives of Holy Trinity is also included.
- 3326 reads
Plan for Mansion
Article about revised development plans for Mosspennoch site. Leader, 27 Sept. 2004.
- 3109 reads
Port Phillip Colonial 1801-1851
Book published on occasion of like named exhibition at State Library of Victoria. Covers early Government Buildings and surveys. Includes Lonsdale and his cottage, La Trobe and his cottage. Illustrations.
- 3142 reads
Queen Bess Auction
Real estate advertisement for Rubra, 72 Hotham Street, part of Queen Bess Row, inviting expressions of interest closing 12 Nov. 2004.
- 3205 reads
Real Estate Ads
Real estate advertisements for various houses in East Melbourne. Some unidentified. Line drawings. Photos.
- 2758 reads
Sale and Demolition of 'Cliveden' in East Melbourne
Short item about sale and demolition of Cliveden. Includes useful background detail. Editor's note in The Victorian Historical Magazine, August 1968.
- 2750 reads
St. Anne's 154 Gipps Street East Melbourne - 1970
Photograph of St. Anne's, 154 Gipps Street, just prior to its demolition in 1970. It is now part of the Mercy Hospital site. The house was previously known as Stokesay.
- 3529 reads
Stylish house
Newspaper article about the forthcoming sale of 157 Gipps Street. Also cards adversing the property. Photos.
- 3124 reads