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Night School: Victorian architecture in Carlton

City of Melbourne Libraries (2019- )20 June 2018

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City of Melbourne Libraries (2019- )

Date of work:

20 June 2018

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LIB-EVE 000251

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Item from Collection: Heritage Collection (HC)

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Graphic materialsTextual material

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Sub-collection: Library programs (HC_LIBPROG)

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1 part record(s)

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UnrestrictedOpen access.

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Title: Victorian architecture in CarltonVenue: Kathleenn Syme LibrarySpeaker: Jeff AtkinsonBlurb:Night SchoolVICTORIAN ARCHITECTURE IN CARLTONThe discovery of gold in 1851 caused Melbourne’s architecture to blossom from humble colonial structures to grand declarations of prosperity. Today, Carlton boasts many examples of stunning Victorian-era architecture. Join Jeff Atkinson, of Carlton Community History Group, for this fascinating presentation about Carlton’s built environment.

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City of MelbourneAtkinson, JeffCarlton Community History Group, 2007-

Topics:

Night SchoolLocal historyKathleen Syme Library and Community Centre (Carlton, Vic.)Early-mid Victorian period (1851-1875)Mid-late Victorian period (1875-1900)

Places:

Carlton (Vic.)

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Posters

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Magazines, newsletters and ephemera

Record number:

1308304