Two items about this property. A newspaper article from Melbourne Weekly dated 09/05/2012. Article gives brief history on home owners and interior design features. Includes seven colour photographs of mansion. Handwritten notes taken from Sands and MacDougall on 47 Shoobra Road from editions 1910, 1913,1923,1942,1948 and 1960, gives occupiers name changes over the years. No mention of any Chinese owners despite claim in Melbourne Weekly Bayside of 09/05/2012. Researched by Claire Barton, 22/05/2012.chinese community, market gardens, victorian style, deeside, house names, architectural features, gardens, mantle pieces, towers, ceiling rises, shoobra road, elsternwick, biggin and scott, marble, balconies, fireplaces, real estate agents, clerehan neil, keighery kay, cast iron work, richard fred w., graydon n.e., graydon alice mrs., graydon c.w.

Photocopy of Caulfield Conservation Study for this address, conducted in September 1994. It outlines a description of the Italianate villa architectural aspects of Hopetoun Private Hospital, the history of the owners of the property and the recommendations for inclusion on the National Estate Register and for the planning Scheme control. By Andrew Ward. Includes two photocopied photographs of the exterior of the exterior.italianate style, hopetoun, melrose, hospitals, verandahs, mansions, towers, architectural features, architectural styles, webb charles, architects, glenhuntly road, elsternwick, cutts joseph, korong street, king street, hopetoun street, geoghegan hanbury, webb alfred, kopat pty ltd, webb florence mabel, o’brien annie, reeve charles, haines edith, thomas albert, ward andrew, hopetoun private hospital

A copy of a one page typed letter, from C J and T Ham of the Central Land Office to Florence M Cordner, dated 29/04/1904, providing a valuation of her property located at the corner of Glen Huntly Road and Hopetoun Street, Elsternwick. The valuation provides a description of the land, house improvements and architectural features and outlines possibilities for land subdivision. Noted on the document in pencil is 'From collection of Brighton Historical Society'.cordner florence mrs, glen huntly road, glenhuntly road, elsternwick, hopetoun street, moynsha, melrose, campbell a l, towers, verandahs, brick, stables, ham c j, ham t, c j & t ham, central land office, mansions

3 items related to this property: 1/One page of typed notes, undated and unattributed, from the Caulfield Rate Books 1891 suggesting that Charles Webb is likely to be the architect of Hopetoun. 2/One page of handwritten notes, undated and unattributed, detailing the architectural features of the Hopetoun Private Hospital. 3/One page of handwritten notes, undated, signed by R E Ballantyne providing a reference to a thesis 'Charles Webb Early Melbourne Architect' for the University of Melbourne's School of Architecture 1967, by John Denton and Barrie Marshall. Reference is for Photo 65 contained there which includes a may be a photograph of Hopetoun.hopetoun, webb charles, architects, hopetoun street, caulfield, architectural features, towers, verandahs, denton john, marshall barrie, private hospitals, elsternwick, hopetoun private hospital, hopetoun avenue, ballantyne r e, 'charles webb early melbourne architect', denton john, marshall barrie, school of architecture university of melbourne

A photocopy of a 4 page extract from the Caulfield Conservation Study of the house and stables at 30 Booran Rd, conducted January 1995 by Andrew Ward. This document details the history of the property, including its 3 names Andover (1899), Moidart (1910) and Lord Lodge and lists previous owners. It also describes in detail the architectural features of Lord Lodge. Three photocopies of photographs are included. The front view of the house, the external view of the stables and an internal view of the stables.leek john, merrill alfred, macdonald leslie, arthur john, robertson john, ward andrew, ingliston, sobar, havelock, proud, future, lord, andover, moidart, lord lodge, grace darling, caulfield east, booran rd, glen eura rd, neerim rd, caulfield racecourse reserve, victorian amateur turf club, historic buildings register, national estate register, caulfield cup, horses, stables, horse racing, racehorses, outbuildings, racehorse trainers, depression 1890s, brick houses, mansions, towers, verandahs, stained glass, italianate style, victorian style, architectural features, architectural styles

A three page black and white photocopy of the Caulfield Conservation Study report on building Craigellachie by architectural historian Andrew Ward. Dated 08/1994. The report includes a partial early history of the property and a description of key architectural features. It also includes two photographs (150mm x 100mm) of the exterior of the building.craigellachie, lynedoch avenue, italianate style, architectural styles, cast iron work, stained glass, architectural features, towers, pearson william, orrong road, inkerman road, sawers john, st kilda east

Advertisement from the Melbourne Weekly Bayside of 07/09/2011 for the private sale of Craigellachie for $3,750,000.00. The advertisement includes a brief description of the house, one coloured exterior photograph (113mm x 168mm) of Craigellachie and one coloured interior photograph (55mm x 85mm) of Craigellachie.craigellachie, st kilda east, lynedoch avenue, orrong road, caulfield north, architectural styles, victorian style, brick houses, gary peer real estate, kingston phillip, krongold darren, towers, architectural features, zelman sally, cast iron work

A two page document, dated 31/05/1981, from the Brighton Historical Society, written by Rosalind Landells, about Fairfield Hall. The document provides a brief history on Fairfield Hall, describes the surrounding area, provides details of buildings architectural features, and gives information about the house’s occupants and additional details about the occupants the Younger family.fairfield hall, north road, caulfield, caulfield south, elsternwick station, gardenvale station, lantana street, begonia street, magnolia street, younger family, younger alex, norris william, landells rosalind, leadlights, curwen frederick w, hawthorn black brick, architectural features, tuck pointing, tessellated tiles, verandah, towers, rudd e w, hurley, knight c p, manala, wall harry, warrein road, wall hounsell, younger a m, younger john, kenya, younger a m mrs, campbell h a mrs, campbell hugh, younger jeanne, gardenvale, younger avenue, younger’s avenue, fairfield grove

A one page photocopy of an article by Geulah Solomon from the book Caulfield’s Heritage, Volume 1, about the house Ercildoune at 576 Inkerman Road. The article notes the history of the home, its owners, and provides a brief description of the property’s architectural features. The file also includes one page of unattributed, undated handwritten notes and one page of unattributed, undated, typed notes mentioning Ercildoune.ercildoune, inkerman road, wilson samuel sir, orrong road, orrong crescent, knox arthur, ercildoune street, caulfield, caulfield north, solomon geulah, architectural features, towers, windows, residential development

A one page newspaper article, source and date unknown, written by John Lethlean, about Fairfield Hall. The article provides a brief history of the building, architectural features, and details on the Younger family with regard to a forthcoming auction of the property to be held 04/06/1981. The article includes a black and white photograph (125mm x 185mm) of the exterior of the house.younger alec, north road, caulfield, caulfield south, mansions, victorian style, towers, fairfield hall, architectural features, stained glass, slate tiles, wrought iron work, hodges robert, lethlean john, leonard joel, younger estate

One page of, undated, unattributed notes on Cambria giving dates relating to Cambria including the date it was built, description of Cambria’s structure and the address of the foundry where the gates for Cambria were manufactured.cambria, presentation covent, davis george, neerim road, roseberry grove, booran road, mansions, stables, convents, towers, verandah, broadcasting, glen huntly

Various documents and correspondence detailing the history of the house and land on the corner of Dandenong and Waiora Roads, Caulfield, known as Cantala before being demolished and the land subdivided. The first document is a typed 3 page history from Caulfield Historical Society dated 02/1974, describing the owner of the property, Septimus Miller, as well as architectural features of the house Cantala. The second document is one page of typed correspondence from T J Hart to the editor of Southern Cross, dated 01/11/1973, describing the architectural features and history of Cantala. The file also includes a copy of a typed letter from Brighton Historical Society concerning research conducted about Cantala and the subdivision and detailing the owners and occupiers of flats erected where Cantala stood. Accompanying this document is a one page handwritten note providing the same details. Finally, the file includes a one page photocopy, undated, of an entry in Who’s Who in the World of Women of Mrs Septimus Miller (Muriel), the second wife and widow of Septimus Miller.miller septimus, miller henry money, mattinson elizabeth, bell clara johnstone, stewart gwendoline, henderson helen muriel, miller ronald nevil damian, salway william, hart t j, miller helen, pirera m t, fetter a, bullock hilary, landells rosalind, redleap, cantala, caulfield, caulfiled north, dandenong road, wiora, waiora road, alma road, brighton cemetery, caulfield racecourse, findon avenue, cantala avenue, olgita, rivoli, caulfield historical society, victoria racing club, horse racing, italianate style, art deco, architectural styles, architectural features, balconies, towers, stairs, bay windows, mansions, stables, land subdivisions, monuments and memorials, gothic (revival) architecture, drawing rooms, walking trails, parks and reserves, gardens, flats