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52 Hotham Street
Auction brochure.
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52 Hotham Street
Brochure advertising auction of 52 Hotham Street, East Melbourne, scheduled for 16 December.
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52 Powlett Street, East Melbourne, c.1955
Digital copy of a coloured slide. The photo shows 52 Powlett Street. During the 1950s its cast iron verandah and balcony were removed in the spirit of modernisation. They have since been replaced but not to the original design.
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53 1972 Bishopscourt - cello, violin duet
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53 Powlett Street
Collection of brochure advertising sales of units at 53 Powlett Street from 2005. Photos.
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54 1972 Bishopscourt - Clem on guitar
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54 Gipps Street
Auction brochure.
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55 1976 Bishopscourt - David, Theodore Woods
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55 Berry Street
Items relating to the house.
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56 Upper Beaconsfield - Frank and Jean Woods
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57 Upper Beaconsfield - Woods Family
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57-61 Gipps Street before and after
Two photos show terrace houses at 57, 59 and 61 Gipps Street before and after restoration. Restoration started in 2004 and was completed 2005.
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58 Upper Beaconsfield - Woods Family
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58-60 Gipps Street, East Melbourne - rubbish day
Rubbish bins out for collection outside 60 Gipps Street, East Melbourne
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59 Gipps Street
Auction brochures from 2009. Photos. Plan.
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59 Upper Beaconsfield - Frank Woods
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6 Reasons to Visit East Melbourne
Newspaper clipping giving six reasons to visit East Melbourne. The places are: Old Treasury Building Parliament House Fitzroy Gardens Fire Services Museum Il Duca Restaurant Mary McKillop Heritage Centre
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6/25 Powlett Street, East Melbourne. Conveyancing documents 1968
Copies of conveyancing documents regarding transfer of land between Myoora Flats Pty. Ltd. to Jean Florence Thompson. Includes: Plan of Subdivision Transfer of land Certificate of Title
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60 1977 Bishopscourt farewell - Jean, Frank Woods
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60 Grey Street
Auction brochures from 2008. Photos. Plan.
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61 1987 Frank, Jean Woods
Sir Frank and Lady Woods pictured after the service celebrating Sir Frank's 80th birthday at St Paul's Cathedral - Courtesy Herald & Weekly Times
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61 Simpson Street
Brochure advertising auction of 61 Simpson Street, East Melbourne scheduled for 13 July 1996. Illustration. Plan.
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62 1992 St Paul's Cathedral - Archbishops Frank Woods, Peter Hollingworth
Launching Kingdom Come in February 1992, Sir Frank is pictured with the book's author, Archbishop Peter Hollingworth of Brisbane. The book's title reflects the priorities of Melbourne's late elder statesman. - Courtesy The Age
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62 Wellington Parade
Existing premises 1952. Drawn by Robert H. McIntyre & Associates, architects.