Geelong Corner Brougham And Moorabool Streets C J Dennys And Co Wool Stores Built In Basalt With Rendered Quoins In 1872 Later The Firm Included Edward Lascelles And Strachan Wool Brokers Too Now The National Wool Museum Wallpaper Collections

Geelong. Corner Brougham and Moorabool Streets. C J Dennys and Co wool stores. Built in basalt with rendered quoins in 1872. Later the firm included Edward Lascelles and Strachan wool brokers too. Now the National Wool Museum.

Geelong. Yarra Street. The Catholic Presbytery next to St Mary's Catholic Basilica.

Geelong. Malop Street. In the distance is the 1923 CML building on a corner with a cupola. On the near corner is the Market Square complex built in 1913.

Geelong and Corio Bay and the esplanade. The main pier and pavillion and the fast ferry from Geelong to Melbourne. Beyond the industrial area of North Geelong on the waterfront.

Geelong. Yarra Street. The altar and apse in St Mary's Catholic Church. Work began in 1854. The church opened in 1872. All work was completed in 1937.

Geelong. The old Courthouse in Gheringhap Street. It was built in 1880. Around 1930 it was transformed into a Spanish Mission Art Deco building with terracotta roof. Now used for community arts.

Geelong. Market Square. This central town reserve became a shopping precinct. Solomons building on the corner with the cupola on the roof opened in 1913.

Geelong. On the corner of Malop and Yarra streets. The former Corio lawyers Chambers. Built in the 1890s in Queen Anne style. Corner spire pediment in the roof line, elaborate window decoration.

Geelong. La Trobe Tce now the highway. Four ages of architecture in one city block. Left 1913 Art Nouveau house. Right 1860s French doored residence. beside these Art Deco and 1880s Victorian

Geelong. Ryrie Street with the 1858 Telegraph Station with the timeball and the 1890 Post Office.

Geelong. Yarra St. St Mary's Catholic Basilica. Work began 1854. Church opened 1872. Work completed 1937. Pews and statue in one of the transepts.