Colour photograph of a brick building built as the Buninyong Post Office.architecture, buninyong, buninyong post office

Colour photograph of a brick double storey building in Buninyong known as the Crown Hotel.architecture, buninyong, crown hotel, hotels

Photographic image of a brick building known as the Evening Echo newspaper office. building, architecture, evening echo newspaper, ballarat

"MACARONI MANUFACTORY. On the pretty road to the Hepburn Mineral Springs, and not far from where the health-laden waters gush plentifully from the earth, is a two-storied brick it is that Messrs Lucini and Co, carry building, dedicated to the manufacture of macaroni, vermicelli, and the Italians' own especial delight— spaghetti. Here on operations, and Mr Lucini himself was good enough to show the writer around and explain the various proces ses of a manufacture which is little known to Australians. The finest wheat and the mineral waters fresh from the springs are utilised, and by means of a most ingenious machine, the hollow rods of macaroni are turned out in large numbers. Finally, they are packed in boxes and cases, and sent off to the prin cipal agent in Daylesford, Mr J. W. King, who in turn forwards them to all parts of the country. Mr Blackett, thv Govrnment Analyst, writes in most lau datory manner of the productions of the factory, and says that on testing them he found the various sam ples were of excellent quality, and quite equal to any of Italian manufacture. Visitors to the springs should not fail to call in at Messrs Lucini's, which is one of the show places of the district, and will well repay an inspection.A number of women, members of the Lucini family, make macroni and the macaroni factory in Hepburn Springs. lucini, macaroni factory, hepburn springs, spaghetti, macaroni

Colour photographs of an industrial site on the corner of Yarrowee Street and Vickers Street, Sebastopol. sebastopol, yarrowee street, sebastopol, vickers street, sebastopol

The Daylesford Hospital opened in 1862.Photograph of a painting of a double storey building - Daylesford Hospital in Hospital Street, Daylesford.daylesford hospital, daylesford, painting

In the 1980s and 1990s this property was owned by Pedro and Isobel Jiminez.A brick building in Wills Street, Studley Park, Kew.33 wills st, kew, pedro jiminez, isobel jiminez

This photograph was taken when Clare Gervasoni attended to receive the 3rd vaccine dose or booster. Photograph of a line pf people waiting for a covid 19 Vaccination at the Royal Exhibition Centre, Carlton. covid19, vaccination centre, royal exhibition centre, pandemic

Associated with Carisbrook?Photograph of a brick building with slate roof begind a wooden fence. em22, carisbrook

Colour photograph of a building on the corner of Armstrong Street and Dana Street Ballarat. This building was used as the UFS Covid-19 Testing Clinic and Vaccinatino Centrecovid19, corona virus, pandemic, vaccination centre, testing clinic, doveton street, dana street

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The Ballarat Ranger Barracks was the biggest barracks without internal supporting poles in the Southern Hemisphere when it was completed in 1886. This timber building was still in use as Ranger Barracks until 2001. Photograph of the former Ballarat Ranger Barracks ballarat ranger barracks, dan murphy's ballarat

Former Cuthbert's Legal on the corner of Lydiard Street North and Mair Street, a double storey building on bluestone footings. cuthbert's legal, lydiard street north, architecture

Ballarat Building on the cover of Eyre Street and Lyons St South with Victoria Bitter Signvictoria bitter, ghost sign, lyons street south, eyre street, ballarat

Grenville College was an early school in Ballarat.Double Storey brick building formerly used as Grenville College.grenville college, matriculation, mair street ballarat, 520 mair street ballarat

Colour photograph of a sandstone building and terracing at Central Springs, Lake Daylesford.This Terracing and Bridge eracted by Springs Improvement Committee 1952central springs, daylesford, lake daylesford, mineral water, kiosk, sandstone, springs improvement committee, swimming pool, swimming sheds

Ebenezer Presbyterian Church is located in Armstrong Street South, Ballarat. The earliest church on the site was wooden church was and built in 1857 for the miners Gold Rush. In 1862 the wooden building was replaced by the bluestone church still in use today. The bluestone church was designed by architect Henry Richards Caselli in Lombardic Romanesque style. It features tall windows with paired round headed lights, buttresses and huge brackets. The porch and gallery were added in the 1880s to cater for an increase in the size of the congregation and are the only additions to the church. The 1880s porch features bracketted gables, finial, piers, string course and triple windows. The Ebenezer Church is important architecturally for its interior as well as its exterior, as it has a Classical Revival design that is both distinctive and unusual in Australia. The Ebenezer Presbyterian Church Hall built to the right of the church was constructed in 1892 and is made of locally produced red brick, which was more fashionable at the time. It too has been built in Lombardic Romanesque style in sympathy with the church building and features tall arched windows. The double-storey presbytery, built on the left of the church dates around the 1880s and is also constructed of red brick. Built in Victorian Classical Freestyle, it has elegant quoining on its corners, large windows upstairs, and prominent bay windows on the ground floor. The Armstrong Street facade is sheltered from the sun by a verandah and balcony featuring fine cast iron columns and lacework. The whole complex is surrounded by its 1880s cast iron paling fence. Henry Richards Caselli is perhaps best known in Ballarat for the large number of churches in Victoria that he designed, with two Lombardic Romanesque examples in Ballarat, the Ebenezer Presbyterian church, Armstrong Street South between 1862 and 1863 and the Lutheran Church in Doveton Street in 1876. This photograph was taken during the Covid19 pandemic and the associated shutdowns.Colour photographs of Ebenezer St John's Presbyterian Church.ebenezer st john's presbyterian church, ebenezer, church, ballarat, henry richards caselli

A red brick church on stone foundation in Daylesford, a hall, and a former church. The small building at the centre is the John Mitchell Memorial Hall named after a teacher and superintendent from September 1861 to 1921. It was still in existence in August 2024. daylesford uniting church, daylesford methodist church, daylesford

Originally a grand house it was used as a war rehabilitation hospital during World War One, and later was a lying in hospital. Colour photograph of a Double Storey building in Duke Street, Daylesford.mount stuart, mount stuart house, daylesford, hospital, mount stuart private hospital

Colour photograph of a Brick Building on the Corner of South Street and Skipton Street, Ballarat.ballarat, south street, cast iron

Photograph of a brick building in Talbot Street South, Ballarat.talbot st ballarat

Janet Copland is the granddaughter of former Ballarat School of Mines principal Maurice Copland.Janet Copland and the Ballarat School of Mines Honour Book in Founders Room in the Ballarat School of Mines Administration Building.. janet copland, world war one honour roll, world war one honor book, ballarat school of mines, founders room, maurice copland

In 2023 103 Lyons Street South was sold and left uncared for after being sold in 2022. Later in 2023 it was demolished. The red brick building was built by 103 Lyons Street South, Ballarat, Ballarat Central. 103 Lyons street is a red brick house which was built c1980. When the previous house was demolished an mine shaft was discovered under the house and had to be capped. 103 lyons st south ballarat central, architecture, dot thurling, william thurling

A large double storey building on the corner of Lyons Street South and Dana Street, Ballarat Central, 2020lyons st south, architecture, dana street, ballarat

Postcard showing Ballarat's Barkly Street Methodist Church, later known as Barkly Street Uniting Church.A plaque reads "This plaque is in memory of the pioneers of this community and the Methodist Church est circa 1853 in a canvas tent. This brick building was built in 1859 with collections from the congregation. First Minister of the church was the Reverend Theopholis Taylor 1829 ~ 1858 -and the Methodist Church in 1977 became part of the Uniting Church in Australia.barkly street uniting church, barkly street methodist church, religion, theopholis taylor

The church shut its doors on May 31, a date which marks the 162nd anniversary of the establishment of the parish.Church buildings associated with the former Barkly Street Uniting Church, Ballarat East. former barkly street uniting church, barkly street methodist church, ballarat east

Colour photograph on the corner of Armstrong Street South and Eyre Street, Ballaratballarat buildings, eyre street ballarat, armstrong street south