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MCEGGS Tennis Pavilion, 233-279 Walsh Street, South Yarra

Allom Lovell & Associates, 1981-200501/07/1999

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Creator:

Allom Lovell & Associates, 1981-2005

Date of work:

01/07/1999

Reference number:

BIF-SY 100426-6-1999

Level of description:

Item from Collection: Heritage Collection (HC)

Type of materials:

Graphic materials

Part of:

Series: South Yarra (BIF-SY)

Access restrictions:

UnrestrictedOpen access.

Use restrictions:

UnrestrictedPlease contact City of Melbourne Libraries about obtaining permission to reproduce images.

General notes:

Period: EdwardianDate: c.1918History: The Melbourne Church of England Girls' Grammar School Tennis Pavilion was constructed for the school in 1918 at a cost of £470.Description: ...a double-storey red brick Edwardian pavilion, which also acts as a retaining wall to the north side of the school's tennis courts. Built to the property line the walls are of red brick penetrated by multi-paned timber-framed windows.Significance: ...of local aesthetic interest. Substantially intact, the building is an interesting non-residential element in the streetscape, relating to the other Edwardian buildings on the school grounds.

Related material link:

Pavilion and change rooms, MCEGGS (Merton Hall), 233-279 Walsh Street, South Yarra (BIF-SY 100426-6\\)MCEGGS (Merton Hall), 82 Anderson Street, South Yarra (BIF-SY 100426-1\\)Building in MCEGGS (Merton Hall), 62-108 Anderson Street, South Yarra (BIF-SY 100426-2\\)MCEGGS (Merton Hall), rear 86 Anderson Street, South Yarra (BIF-SY 100426-3\\)Chapel, MCEGGS (Merton Hall), 62-108 Anderson Street, South Yarra (BIF-SY 100426-4\\)Phelia Grimwade House (Boarding house), MCEGGS (Merton Hall), 84-86 Anderson Street, South Yarra (BIF-SY 100426-5\\)

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City of Melbourne

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