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Queen Bess Row

East Melbourne, Queen Bess Row, Hotham Street

Auction brochure for Queen Bess Row, 76 Hotham Street scheduled for 23 March 2002. Interior and exterior photos. Plans.

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Queen Bess Row and Madam Midas

Queen Bess Row, 72-76 Hotham Street, is possibly East Melbourne’s most remarked upon building. Its three red-brick, four-storey houses exhibit a rich decorative scheme of gables and arches which single it out among the smaller and more conservative houses around it.

Queen Bess Row.  Photo by Sylvia Black. EMHS
Alice Cornwell c.1888:  Photo by Herbert Rose Barraud.  National Library of Aust
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