Hamilton Victoria Stained Glass Window In The Saint Mary Mackillop Room Wallpaper Collections

Hamilton Victoria. Stained glass window in the Saint Mary MacKillop room.

Hamilton. A late 19th century villa house with corbells which once supported a slate roof. Pretty flowering Dogwood. Cast iron veranda posts.

Hamilton Victoria. The Salvation Army citadel.

Hamilton. Victoria. The Anglican Rectory next to the Co Cathedral. Built in 1898.

Hamilton Victoria. The Manor House in Dryden Street. Built in 1862 of volcanic basalt. Grampian Mountains sandstone for quoins.

Hamilton Victoria. The old 1866 nave of the Catholic Church mainly has information about Saint Mary Mackillop.

Hamilton. Fleetwood House. Built in 1925 for a local businessman. California bungalow style with pebble veranda post supports and wood work on gables etc.

Hamilton. Dundas Chambers built as shire council offices in 1892. Queen Anne style with double gables, wooden entry porch, unusual windows and perfect symmetry. .

Hamilton. St Ronans House in Dryden street. Built in 1878 in local basalt. Side view. Built for a shop keeper.

Hamilton. In Gray Street. Fleetwood House. Built in 1925 for a local businessman. California bungalow style with pebble veranda post supports and wood work on gables etc.

Hamilton Victoria. The second St Andrews Presbyterian church in basalt stone and Gothic style. Opened 1909.

Hamilton. The Reg Ansett Museum. He founded Ansett Airlines one of the two major Australian airlines until the 1990s. The other was Qantas.

Hamilton Victoria. The Bungalow. Built circa 1920 in Dryden Street. A mix between Federation style and California bungalow. Interesting front fence and upper floor balcony.

Hamilton Victoria. The Anglican Co Cathedral is the only Anglican Church with a icon for Catholic St Mary MacKillop who came from Hamilton.