HISTORIC BUILDINGS COUNCIL PUT OUT BY THE STATE GOVERNMENT OF VICTORIASOFT COVER BOOKLET WITH A PEN AND INK DRAWING ON THE BUFF COLOURED (FRAMED BY GREEN) FRONT COVER. A HISTORIC BUILDINGS COUNCIL REPORT PUBLISHED BY THE STATE GOVERNMENT OF VICTORIA 10 PAGES UNDATEDdocument, report, victorian historical buildings, organisational functionality

Two letters regarding O’Neill College, Nagle Avenue. Letter from Historic Building Council to the Property Manager, Yaveneh College, (formerly O’Neill College) regarding proposed listing on the Historic Building Register; 31/03/1995. Letter from Historic Building Council to the Chairman, Liebler Yaveneh College ( formerly O’Neill), giving notice that the council rejects the listing of the college on the Historic Building Register, dated 18/09/1995.o’ neill college, grynberg h., colleges, nagle avenue, leibler yaveneh, religious structures and establishments, caulfield, caulfield south, historic building council., elsternwick, catholic schools, kay w., graemebudler and associates, tonkin ray, yaveneh college nominees, o'neill college, jewish religion

Article in Nunawading Gazette, Historic Buildings Council believes the old Kilns and Chimneys on the Monier site in Mitcham Road are of State significance and should be retained, but the Company has appealed to Mr. MacLellan to allow them to demolish.Printedd Article in Nunawading Gazette.pottery kilns, monier limited, historic buildings council

Letter to the Historic Buildings Council from Brian Jones CEO of City of Camberwell with a submission that 208 Canterbury Road Canterbury be included onto the Historic Buildings Council.canterbury, canterbury mansions, canterbury road, historic buildings register, okraglik> henry, city of boroondara, urban conservation business zone

Historic Buildings Council notification of inquiry into 2 Barnsbury Courtcanterbury, barnsbury court, historic buildings council, houses

Letter to vanda Savill, from Ray Tonkin, director, Historic Buildings Council, Department of Planning and Housing.vanda savill, heywood, historic building

Two photocopies of a letter from Vanda Savill to Frances Hall, Historic Buildings Council, Department of Planning and Housing.historic buildings, heywood, vanda savill

Material relating to "Cullymont"/ "Eyre Court" 2 Molesworth Street prepared in relation to Historic Buildings Council investigation 1990canterbury, cullymont, molesworth street, historic buildings council, eyre court, houses, john beswicke

Compiled by Ms. Pat GRAINGER and left at Port Melbourne Library, but recovered in August 1995.Red ring binder containing all the submissions to the Historic Buildings Council hearings in the Swallow & Ariell complex held on 17-3-1993built environment - industrial, swallow & ariell ltd

DL Flyer, 'Guidelines for Participants', from Historic Buildings Council Hearings. Light grey card, 3 fold, darker grey print.flyer, council hearings, civic, historic buildings

DL Flyer, 'Guidelines for Participants', from Historic Buildings Council Hearings. Light grey card, 3 fold, darker grey print.flyer, historic buildings

D L Flyer, 'Guidelines for Making Applications', from the Historic Buildings Council. grey card, 5 fold, darker grey print and illustrations.information, instructions, historic buildings council

A listing of Victorian buildings on the Historic Buildings Council Register at 1993. Town and Shire locations listed alphabetically. Feature articles included for some buildings.architecture, heritage

Booklet produced by Historic Buildings Council and Ministry for Planning and Environment Victoria. Authors: John Patrick and Michael Looker. Original and photocopy. 18 pp.historic buildings, gardens, john patrick, michael looker

Handwritten note from Frances Hall of the Historic Buildings Council to Vanda Savill, accompanying brochures and application forms for adding a building to the Historic Buildings register.Back: '4.2 square cottage original sandstone cottage' - handwritten, red biro

Copy of 'Today', magazine of Historic Buildings Council, winter 1992. Eight pages, white light card, black print, black and white photos, burgundy patterned edge to pages.historic buildings council, magazine, 1992

Submission presented to the classification committee of the Historic Buildings Council, for the Workers Cottages at the New Works area at Lakes Entrance Victoria. Includes history statement of significance and illustrated with sketches and photographs.heritage, photography

Analysis of the engineering works, buildings and landscape surrounding the creation of the new artificial entrance at Cunninghame. This report defines a policy for the New Works area, as defined by the Historic buildings Council designation, and includesheritage, conservation, engineering, buildings

A register of historic buildings, sites and shipwrecks in Victoria drawn from information available at 26 June 1995, supplied by Historic Buildings Council and Maritime Heritage unit of Heritage Victoria. This is now the province of the Heritage Council, Victoriaheritage, shipwrecks, architecture

Various PartiesReference, Research, InformationArranged by Secondary Values (value of records to users)Boyce Pizzey was the director of the Historic Building Preservation Council of Victoria who resided in Kew in a house described as the ‘Kew Opera House’. The file includes: A newspaper article detailing Boyce Pizzey’s creation of the Kew Opera House.boyce pizzey – kew (vic.), pizzey – kew (vic.), historic building preservation council of victoria – kew (vic.)boyce pizzey – kew (vic.), pizzey – kew (vic.), historic building preservation council of victoria – kew (vic.)

From the Victorian Heritage Register: The foundation stone of the original Portland Town Hall was laid by William Learmonth on 21st September, 1863 following a competition and subsequent public controversy over the permitted entry of architect John Barrow. The conservative classical design of municipal surveyor Alexander Ross was preferred and this axially planned design with central council chamber and side offices fronted by a fine axed pedimented gable entablature of basalt and Tuscan Doric pilasters was completed by 24th may 1864. The old Town Hall is one of a distinguished group of public buildings in Portland and an interesting example of conservative classical architecture of the first years of settlement in western Victoria. The basalt structure was partially erected of stone from the Portland stockade and has significant historical associations with local Government administration in the district. The Town Hall is the most impressive work of Alexander Ross, a surveyor architect whose career remains largely undocumented. The old Town Hall at Portland has been discreetly extended at the rear to provide additional meeting room accommodation. The premises are no longer used for local government administration.A4 sized certificate demonstrating Portland Town Hall's special significance to the state of Victoria & inclusion on the Historic Building Register. Singed by Robert Maclellan, Minister for planning & Historic Buildings Council Chairperson. Red seal attached, bottom right.portland town hall, history house, heritage register, historic buildings, certificate