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Chandos

File comprises MMBW plans; City of Melbourne building permit; plans; catalogue advertisements. As donated.

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Chandos

File comprises conveyancing documents; brochure advertising auction scheduled for 17 October 1981; newspaper clippings pertaining to the sale. As donated.

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Chandos drawings

File contains: architectural drawings - front and rear elevations( 1986); photocopied newspaper photo (2004); and notes on renovation written by previous owner, Jean de Campo, dated 29 April 1994.

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Change of scheduled speaker

Greg de Moore was to speak to us on 16 June 2010 about Tom Wills, the co-founder of Australian Rules Football. Unfortunately Greg has had to reschedule. However, John Briggs, a heritage architect, known to many in East Melbourne, has agreed to speak to us on 16 June about heritag...

Person

CHAUVEL, Harry

Sir Henry George (Harry) Chauvel (1865-1945), soldier, was born on 16 April 1865 at Tabulam, New South Wales, second son of Charles Henry Edward Chauvel, grazier and cattle-breeder, and his wife Fanny Ada Mary, née James. Chauvel was educated at Sydney Grammar School but had a fi...

Che Fortuna

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Che Fortuna

The author, Dominic Bonadio, describes his book as follows: I have owned restaurants in East Melbourne since 1981 so most of my working life has been in the area. The name of the book is Che Fortuna and is about my grandfather who went to US in 1900 to my father being a POW in Al...

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CHILDERS, Emily

Emily Childers (1827-1875), Diarist Emily Childers lived the conventional life of a woman of her background and class. She married at 23, emigrated with her husband to find a new life in Australia, had children, ran her household and led a busy social life. Her claim to fame rest...

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Christmas Party

East Melbourne Historical Society members will gather together to celebrate the Christmas season in the beautiful grounds of Bishopscourt. The new archbishop, Ric Thorpe, will be in residence. We may catch a glimpse. Either way there will be plenty of food and drink, and fun and...

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Circa: The Journal of Professional Historians

The first issue of this periodical. It seeks to provide a forum to publish work that reflects the diverse ways in which professional historians engage with history and practice in areas such as cultural heritage, museums, oral history, commisioned hstory, the media, education and...

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City end

Two copy photographs taken from 'the Streets of Melbourne from Early Photographs' published by The Herald and Weekly Times, 1984. One shows view down Macarthur Street with Parliament House to the left and the Treasury to the right, St. Patrick's Cathedral is in the distance. The...

City of Melbourne Development Strategy 2010

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City of Melbourne Development Strategy 2010

2010 City of Melbourne Growth FrameworkOur President Jill Fenwick reports on recent correspondence and discussions with the State Government and with the City of Melbourne concerning Yarra Park and developments in the sporting precincts and along the railway lines.

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City of Melbourne Parks

Four documents produced by the City of Melbourne relating to management of its parks and gardens. 1. Fitzroy and Treasury Gardens Master Plan Draft (1994). 2. Parks and Recreation Our Commitments1996 . 3. Parks Policy. 4. Growing Green Draft 2002.

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City of Melbourne Tourist Information

A collection of publicity material put out by City of Melbourne. Includes self guided walks. Material relevant to East Melbourne covers the conservatory, Fitzroy and Treasury Gardens, Birrarung Marr, residential East Melbourne, Model Tudor Village.

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