| House | $1,087,000  |
| Unit | $743,300 |
| Land | $256,600 |
周邊地區
| Drumcondra | $1,522,100  |
| East Geelong | $937,100 |
| Geelong West | $996,000 |
| Newtown | $1,208,500  |
| North Geelong | $684,100 |
| House | $542 |
| Unit | $498 |
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| 地圖位置 | 街景 | 周邊成交價 |
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| 被市政府指定為 Victorian heritage |
| A Listed - State Significance The former Congregational Chapel was erected in 1853-54 for the McKillop Street Independent Congregation to designs by pioneer Geelong architect Benjamin Backhouse. This stucco masonry structure was designed as preaching hall with a classically derived facade of most unusual proportions and detail and surmounted by a restrained central pediment and parapet entablature. The building is one of the earliest surviving works of Backhouse and has important links with the history of the Congregational Church in Victoria. The chapel is now used as a dry cleaning works. RECOMMENDATIONS: PROTECTIVE MEASURES Geelong Regional Commission Register. Australian Heritage Commission Register of the National Estate. National Trust of Australia (Victoria) Register. REFERENCES Geelong Advertiser 25 November, 1853 15th December, 1953 2nd May, 1854 7th July, 1854, tenders called in parts for erection of Independent Chapel. 21st April, 1859, tenders for cement rendering and certain alterations. 12th November, 1878, 'Town Talk' Government intends purchasing the Congregational Church for an orderly Room for the Geelong Artillery Corps, cost ?1000. Geelong Historical Society, Investigator, Wynd, Ian (ed) 1964-66, vol 1. Sec 3. p.27. 1967. Vol 2 pp 91-92. STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE - REAR OF 51 MCKILLOP STREET, GEELONG The rectangular plan gable structure of prefabricated iron construction at the rear of 51 McKillop Street was originally manufactured by iron founder Charles D Young and Co. of Edinburgh on the Artillery Reserve in Ryrie Street. As the Drill Hall for the recently formed Royal Victorian Volunteer Artillery Corps. This eight bay structure of cast iron staunchions and horizontal 5" pitch corrugated iron infill panels was later re-erected at McKillop Street in 1879 as the Gun Room behind the Orderly Room of 1853-54. This iron structure is of paramount importance to the history of industrial technology and has similarities with the rear of 'Corio village' RECOMMENDATIONS: PROTECTIVE MEASURES Geelong Regional Commission Register. Australian Heritage Commission Register of the National Estate. Historic Buildings Council Register. National Trust of Australia (Victoria) Register. REFERENCES Herbert, G - Pioneers of Prefabrication: The British Construction in the Nineteenth Century. John Hopkins University Baltimore 1978 for a discussion of the work of Charles D Young and Co. iron founders of Edinburgh; refer pp. 52, 72, 104-106, 164-165. Alsop, P. F. - Unpublished measured drawing and research notes. |
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