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Demolition of Buffalo House, Union Street and Little Gold Street, Brunswick. Buffalo House was erected in about 1942 as the joint premises of two companies engaged in the manufacturing of cardboard boxes and associated products, children's activiyy books etc. The Heritage Council of Victoria deemed the building to be of historic and aesthetic significance.
