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Glen Eira Historical SocietyBook - St John's Anglican Church Bentleigh
... ... Landcox Street...Smith HR St Andrews St Johns East Brighton St John's Anglican Church East Brighton St John's Church of England St John's Anglican Church Bentleigh St Lukes North Brighton Bentleigh Taylor Nancy Fleming WI Romanis JE Franklin JW Perry Charles 1848 Epstein June Green IH Raymond C Hedley Oxford University Press St Marks Landcox Street Christchurch Ormond Saunders GR Bullocks AJS Simmonds SJ Su Parker ECC Oliver HA Green LC Bullocks SH Vickery LS Fleming WI Book St John's Anglican Church Bentleigh ...1/The First Hundred Years 1854-1954 by Nancy Taylor (32 pages). A photocopy of the original. Brief history including St Stephens historical background. Bibliography and list of gifts. Two black and white photos of church circ 1890 and 1954 2/A Branch of the Vine, 150 Years of Christian Service in the Community by AJ Davis. Book of church and local history (2 copies).smith hr, st andrews, st johns east brighton, st john's anglican church east brighton, st john's church of england, st john's anglican church bentleigh, st lukes, north brighton, bentleigh, taylor nancy, fleming wi, romanis je, franklin jw, perry charles 1848, epstein june, green ih, raymond c hedley, oxford university press, st marks, landcox street, christchurch, ormond, saunders gr, bullocks ajs, simmonds sj, su, parker ecc, oliver ha, green lc, bullocks sh, vickery ls, fleming wi -
Warrnambool and District Historical Society Inc.Poster - Warrnambool Ozone Hotel Poster, Circa 1895
... Streets. The grand architectural style in which it was built, was used for a number of similar buildings throughout the state. The fire which destroyed the building was one of the largest in the town. warrnambool ozone coffee palace warrnambool mansions hotel hotel warrnambool ozone fire 1929 Jordan in bottom LH corner of photograph. “L.N. Moore 2 Landcox ...The Ozone Coffee Palace was built in 1890-1891. It was designed by Mr J McLeod. It was grand in design and decoration. The term Coffee Palace was used to describe temperance hotels which were built during the 1880’s -1890’s. They typically were multi-purpose and had a large number of rooms for ballrooms and leisure activities. Coffee palaces were aimed at families in coastal areas and inner city locations. Examples of some are The Windsor Hotel Melbourne, Ozone, Queenscliff and Kilbreda Convent in Mentone. The bottom part of the advertisement is a testimonial written by Brassey and Sybil De V Brassey, Lord Brassey being Governor of Victoria around 1895. Their visit to Warrnambool and their stay at the Ozone sparked a much needed interest in the Ozone. In 1896 the price to stay at the Ozone was two pounds two shillings and it remain in business for several years but in 1910 it closed after losing money for many years. It remained closed until it was bought by Mr Howard Lawson in 1920. It continued to struggle financially. It was burnt down in February 1929. When the Ozone was built in1891 it was the largest building in Warrnambool. It occupied a prominent position on the corner of Koroit and Kepler Streets. The grand architectural style in which it was built, was used for a number of similar buildings throughout the state. The fire which destroyed the building was one of the largest in the town.Large photograph glued to the top of the card with text in various styles underneath. Photo is sepia and card is cream. The bottom part of the piece has broken away. Jordan in bottom LH corner of photograph. “L.N. Moore 2 Landcox St Nth Brighton” written in pencil on back. warrnambool, ozone coffee palace warrnambool, mansions hotel, hotel warrnambool, ozone fire 1929
